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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Dear Santa Claus,

Dear Santa Claus,
viii you please bring an In
dian scout rifle and a gun set.
also an electric train. / wish
you have a merry Christmas.
From Gregory Frazier
Gaithersburg
Aged nine
Hi Santa,
I bet your getting tired of
mailing toys. I am getting tired
too, of waiting for Christmas.
I want a microscope, doll, cake
mix set and some games. /
want the children that will not
get anything to have the rest
of the toys.
BY Santa,
Judy ShipIey
11010 Locust DR..
Damascus, MD.
P.S. Do not forget my stock
Ing!
Dear Santa,
/ am in the sixth grade. I
like school very much.
For Christmas / want a Visible
Man and a bowling set because
l have been a good boy. / want
the Visible Man because we will
be studying biology in school.
Please remember everyone's
house on Christmas.
| will leave you some refresh.
ments on Christmas Eve.
Thank you,
Willard TurnbOw
Rockville
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a few toys.
just a big doll. Sc inches tall, a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Dear Santa,

Dear Santa,
/ hope you are feeling fine
and can make it to all the boys
and girls houses this year. In
order to have enough to go
around to all the boys and girls
this year, you can just bring me
an ironing board and iron like
is in mommy's catolog book.
Hope you will htink / have been
good enough all year, but if I
haven't please stop and give
Gary and Richard something
because they are very sweet
little brothers.
Love
SheiIa Edwards
Silver Spring
P.S. If you have any school
shoes you can leave me a pair
of black ones.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Love
SheiIa Edwards
Dear Santa Claus,

Dear Santa Claus,
am II years old and in the
sixth grade. Will you please
bring me a sewing set, sewing
machine and a cook set and
some clothes.
wish you merry Christmas.
Joyce Frazier
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17

Dear Santa,
am just a little boy but
am told to write you to be sure
of letting you know what ]
want for Christmas. want a
new bike that is shiny and new
as my old one is got the wheel
gone.
Please, l will leave you sumo
cookies and milk out on the
table for you
Love to you Santa
Randy
SIG Lincoln st.
Maryvale
Dear Santa at North Pole
Hope it SHOWS so you can
come to my house / am asking
you for my sister too who is to
small to write. She wants a tiny
tears dolly and I want a doll and
stroller. We are being good
girls Santa Claus.
Love
Patty and Renae Cline
Dear Santa
am only five years old so my
brother is helping me write this
letter. I want a Valentine doll
with clothes and a doll house
with furniture. I would also like
to have some silly putty.
Thank You
Peggy Trail
606 Burgundy DR..
Rockville Md.
Dear Santa,
I am z years old, and my
brother is 5 and my sister is 8
I want an train or bike and a
tank and Roger a trike dump.
trick and Zebra want an doll
and doll carriage all so a crane
because we don't have any now.
remember all the children. /
hope you go to see my sister in
va
Thank you
Merry Christmas
James Anders
Box 371
Rockville, Md.
Dear Santa,
This Christmas 1 would like a
doll with some play clothes to
it, some books, a new dress, a
doll bed and something for my
brothers and something for my
mother and father.
Thank you,
Love
Cappie Benson
Dear Santa
l help mommy with the
dishes. 1 try to be a good dobe
all the time.
please bring daddy and nom.
my a gift too.
would really like pony but
we have no place to keep him.
So l will be happy if you bring
me a bride doll play dishes doll
house new slippers and Christ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17

Dear Santa;
Please bring me some dishes
for Christmas. But please take
care of the children over seas
first. 1 am eight years old and
my birthday is July IA, 1859.
Thank you.
P.S. My mother will leave you
and twinkle some thing for you
to eat.
From Lorna Jeanne Nicholson
Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Wheaton High Event

The Library Club and the
Royal chapter of the Wheaton
High School National Honor
Society will sponsor a holiday
tea at the Wheaton library De
cember % at $3.50 pm. to honor
the faculty and alumni who are
home for the holiday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Herbert Wilson Trent
Gaithersburg

Dear Santa,
] was II years old November
a. 1859. 1 want a red and white
English racer bicycle for Christ
mas. I did not get no trickle
last year. I would like to have
one this year. Here is a picture
of you Santa.
Yours truly,
Clarence Trent
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Dear Santa,

Dear Santa,
I like the big doll at the hard
ware store.
Robin Loreen Rogers
Kensington
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17

Here Al
s.
few games, a Remco Coney
Island Penny machine. Don't
forget my little brother Gary,
he is baby, but a few toys
would make him very happy
and don't forget to leave a little
something for my mommy and
daddy. Don't work too hard
Santa. Good luck and a Merry
Christmas.
Thank you,
Kathy e. Gary
December IL, 1859
Dear Santa,
Please bring me. Tiny Tears
Doll.
Sandra Thompson
Rockville, MD.
Dear Santa Claus,
My name is Janet Marsh, I
am four years old. First Santa
Claus, / want to wish you a
Merry Christmas. / want you to
bring me alot of things, but l
want so many things / know it
would be impossible for you to
bring them all, and l know the
other little boys and girls want
something too. So Santa any
thing you can bring me will be
alright. I have tried to be good,
but its hard to do. I will leave
you some milk and some
cookies on the table.
Janet Marsh
Travilah Rd.
Rockville,
Md.
Dear Santa,
l do not want any toys, but
l have a list of toys on this
letter please, will you send the
toys to the poor people? 1
think it is better to give than
receive.
1 dali
2 trains
3 electric airplane
4 rifle
5 dall-carriage
6 can foods
Ronnie Orleans
81 years old
Dec. 9, 1859
Dear Santa,
First / want to thank this
Sentinel paper for helping to
find you.
Next Santa want to tell you
to give all the kids in the whole
world that don't have any moth
er and daddy first then If you
have a gun left and don't want
it please bring it to me If it
isn't too cold and ] will leave
something its a surprise for
you. I hope God gives you
everything you ask for cause
you are a nice old man and
mother said to be extra nice to
old people.
Merry Christmas
Love
~ Rodney Boutwell,
10709 st. Margaret Way
Silver Spring, Md.
6GdA eO6iAJ0,
ILove You. have lots of toys
so please bring me Color Form
Baseball Came" am now four
years old. My sister is printing
my letter.
Love,
Chip Marshall
Rockville
Dear Santa
l would like you to bring me
a bicycle basket and a doll. |
Remember the poor.
Love,
Susan Marshall
Rockville
Dear Santa
Please bring me red and white
football socks and a football. L
would like a bowling set If you
have any when you get to my
house.
Please give the poor children
some toys too.
Thank you
Roy Trail
sos Burgundy DR..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17

Dear Santa
l am the little ten year old
girl that worte you and forgot
to enclose my address and last
name. 1 was so surprised but
delighted to see my letter in
the paper.
Thanking you.
Judy Carter
Jamestown, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Dear Santa.

Dear Santa,
l want a bickle for Christmas,
Santa. And a airplane to. I am
10 years old. I live on Warfield
Rd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17

years old and her name is Verna
Lee.
We are going to sort our toys
and give one that are unbroken
or just a little broken to one
of your repair shops to give to
children who have no Mommy
or Daddy. My Mommy and
Daddy save their money to help
you pay for our toys.
I want a record player, table
and chair (I'll give my old ones
back to you and anything else).
Verna Lee wants a piano and a
BLACK rocking chair, play
toaster. We both want one of
those merry-go-round things
that you push.
Well leave you cookies and
milk under the tree so you can
eat them while you trim the
tree.
Love,
Rita Lynn Ricketts,
Rockville
, 1959-01-24
be done is a beginning.

WE ALREADY have an excellent nucleus in the
judging committee which each year gives its time and
energy at the request Of the Virgin Islands Corpora
ton. That same group could be asked to help. Perhaps,
by way Of starting the ball rolling, the Governor could
appoint a committee, and let them take it from there.
The idea deserves consideration.
, 1959-01-24
Editorial
CLEANUP FOR THE TOWNS

1iAl 4OVV1ND
Every year, just before Christmas The Virgin Is
land Corporation, among its many other activities, con
ducts q clean up, ~paint-up, spruce up campaign
among its villages on the several estates it operates and
administers. This program is productive of much coed,
not the least of which is to provide incentive for main
tanning the entire village on the highest possible level.
This program has worked so well that we feel it should
be carried to the towns.
OF COURSE, II matter of a paint-up, cleanup
campaign for a town is quite different from that of a
village, and requires a totally diffearent type of ham
ding and conduct. Contrary to the village, the towns
program should come from the town itself, and the
toWnspeople themselves should be the ones to initiate
it.
THE CHAMBER Of Commerce, the merchants of a
particular vicinity or section, homeowners who want to
see that their section Of the town is not allowed to run
down, or even private citizens, as individuals, should be
the ones to offer the prizes and conduct the campaign.
That should not be so difficult, and all it requires is a
beginning.
NOR is 1T necessary that this type Of campaign be
expensive. OF course, some houses should be painted,
and heavens knows, many of them need it, but that
would provide work for painters, and sales for the
stores selling paint and equipment. Other houses will
require only a minimum Of work to throw out useless
material that might have accumulated through the
years, and which BY now has no value whatever.
MANY OF OUR citizens have taken unusual pride
in developing flower gardens which would do them, and
their community, much credit. but some Of these are
where they cannot be seen or enjoyed. Perhaps q change
would help, and give the owners and the town a lift.
There are many approaches, and perhaps all that need
, 1959-01-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Unhdy

A young man went to dance and met
the most beautiful girl. He asked her to
dance and she danced like a dream. Be
tween dances, he found that she could con-
verse intelligently on any subject. She was
particularly interested in his favorite sports
and hobbies. At the end of the dance, he
asked if he might see her home, and she
said that her car was parked right around
the corner. At her apartment, she asked
him in for eggs, bacon and coffee because
she Just loved to cook.
She put the key in the lock, and he,
already figuring the cost of marriage,
pushed open the door. There, lying in the
middle of the floor, was a dead horse. He
stopped, aghaSt.
WELL all right" she said, so I'm not
neat!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Fuvorite Jokes of Readers

Coincidence
A farmer went to neighbor and asked.
Sam, what did you give to your mule last
week when he was Sick?''
IT gave him quart of turpentine," Sam
replied.
Next day. the farmer went to Sam and
asked, What did you say you gave to your
sick mule?"
"A quart of turpentine," Sam repeated
WELL" the farmer said, Il gave mine
quart of turpentine and he died"
so did NINE" Sam said. wv wray
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
ALL In FUN
Nothing


Brown quarreled with his wife and
walked out of the house He did not return
for IL years. and when he did, he walked
in quite calmly, as though nothing unusual
had happened.
And where have you been?" his wife
demanded ominouSly.
Came the reply: Out"
You Do, Too
Grandma claims she's not one mite old
fashioned, but she has noticed that now
adays you see girls knees in places where
once you didn't even see girls.
Definition
Capital punishment is when the govern
ment taxes you to get capital in order to go
into business in competition with you, and
then taxes the profits on your business in
order to pay its losses.
Situotion Wonted
Window placard in pet shop: Lonely
kitten desires position with little girl. Will
do light mousework."
IT'S, Indeed
It's a strange thing how unimportant
your job is when you're asking for raise,
and how important it can be when you want
the day off.
And He Did
Thought you were going to visit that
blond in her apartment tonight"
II did,
How come then you're home so early?"
well, we sat awhile ard talked. Then
she turned out the lights. 1 can take
hint"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Well, Whot Did He?

The young minister having some
difficulty deciding on title for his morning
sermon For the evening sermon" he told
his secretary, put in the bulletin that my
topic will be What the Fool Said For the
morning sermon, just put that I'll preach"
He did not have chance to read the
bulletin until just before the service. Then,
to his diSmay, he found that it said:
Sunday Morning Topic: The Preacher
Will Preach
Sunday Evening Topic: What the Fool
Said" M.
Voice on telephone Ito delicateSSen
mani: DO you have any dried fish?"
YES" was the answer.
Are you sure they're good and dry?"
Positive"
Then give 'em drink" Earl E. Moore
Right!
While waiting for the tWosome ahead of
us to tee off, my female golf partner OBJ
served "WomenS hemlines go up and then
down. 1 guess men don't know what to
expect"
"Hemlines go from the sublime to the
ridiculous" one male opponent retorted
Women hem and men haw." Harry s. Brown
MAGAZINE WASHINGTON n OCToRER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Laughing 1t OFF
By EVELYN WADE

Which Night Is Witch Night?
An age-0Id discussion that's taken beating
Is-rchich is the evening for Trucking or
Treating?
The costumes are ready. the goodies have
beCkOned,
But is il the first night? Or is it the
second?
Ideas are presented opinions are Haunted,
Ind no one agrees-Gnd yet nObOdy's
daunted.
prince Georges requested quite clearly"
they quote.
While others iUW prOtfer the arlington cote.
And II heard at my office, the District
prefers"
Or, Last year, I'm certain! But no one
cOncuTS.
And some Of US argue and some become
netled.
And ALL Of us ponder-but nothing is
settled.
So The colIoquy goes. and ,Oe're still in
Which dilemma accounts for the reason,
l guess,
That the ghosts and the COLLINS the toifches
and SpTiteS
Go merriIy calling BOTH Of the nights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Definition
Situotion Wonted

Window placard in pet shop: Lonely
kitten desires position with little girl. Will
do light mousework."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

SUNDAY MAGAZINE, WASHINGTON c. OCTOBER 25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

tl2-el "cowbo" oood-iookino. sturdy
boot in oroy or Ponomo ruftie. l2h to 3;
B. c and D widths -------------1 $3.50
tl2-b) ''Saxfom" soddIe- stitched moe
cosin-toe with scuff tip ond foxipo. Brown.
ga TO 8: 3, c and D widths 1880 $50
8h to II; 3. c and widths ----- Use
u1-eD Carve" weli-monnered eosuol
in smooth block leother. 3. c and widths.
uz-dl "Piikia" !. smortIy stitched OK
ford in smooth block leather. 8h to ] z;
3, c ond D widths 1890. 1853
l2h to 3; 3. { and D widths .----- S.SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEx.--No down OIL: So,9b0 At
S7Q, mo; 2.hedrm, duplex, bsmt
] blk, shopping. buses and Cora
Kelly Elem. DIpBOYE REALTY,
TIE. 6-b322 or XII. S-lSS4.
ALEX. AREA--split-level: 2 bed.
rms, 2 baths. pan, rec. rm, built
In Tv, ten, I'd; $1,000 dn,; S2l,-
ESQ SO. b-3350.
ALEX. .ROsEMONT; sIO.pbO-Brick
end-of-row 2-bedrm, home. lmmac
cond.. best yet; assume Ice OIL
loan. XII. 0-303O. M. II. BARRY
ORG. REALTY ADMIN.
ALEXANDRIA HILLToP-Beverly
Hills. > Minis, Pentagon, 10 Minis
downtown, blk, Geo. Masor
school: dead-end street. Liv, rm,
3Oxl4, din. rm. 1878, 4 bedrms.
I'd A., ) twin-size, . baths rec
rm., bedrm., full bath In bsmt.
patio, magnificent view: S2a,0bO
OWNER. XII. s-6i60. No agents,
please.
ALEx.-close-in on Mt. Vernon
blvd; only S0,750; 3-bedrm. de-
tached bungalow. bsmt: nice lot
81 900 down HERNHOLM REAL
TY. KI. A-7411. so. b-6692.
ALEX, Blessed Sacrament = I'm
macuiate S-bedrm' brick rambler
full bsmt,; FILA appraised, ST..
500. Owner will hold large Isl
trust. HERNHOLM REALTY. XII
9.741l. so. 6-6b02.
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ALEXANDRIA
ORBIT
REAL ESTATE CO

REAL ESTATE CO.
2213 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
XII. S-5106 XII. S-5107
ALEX, LINCOLNIA HILLS-Three-
bedrm brick ramb., fully equipped
GE kit. 9 baths, f1repl. in liv. rm. /:
wall-to-wall carpet: full walk-out
bsmt.:. lge. rec. rm.; lEe. lot,
wooded area in back yard; close
to schools. Is minis, to Pentagon.
Assume 4heo CT loan; S22,500.
FL. 4-5234.
ALEX. AREA = Modern 3-bedrm
rambler; Ia baths. tiled walk-out
bsnit.: immed. avail. 45cs loan;
close to shopping. schools, IA. D.
1858 or Ell. 4-1626.
ALEX. Burgundy vill.-By OWN
En-. 3 bedrms,. equip, kit. fenced
yard, extras. FLA, SI2,250, $3.50
down. JE. 3-7297 after pm, all
day Sat and Sun.
ALEX.-FRANCONIA-older couple,
or maybe some newlyweds! 8 bed
rms, stone (Permastonel ranch
er. Knotty pine liv. rm. with fre-
pl. Separate din. ell with screened
porch. Attached garage. Lovely "a
acre lot. In individual neighbor-
hood. Not q project. Walk to Fran
coma school. Only S17.S50. You
need at least 81 900 cash. We TAX,
trades. Exclusive. e. F. STEFFEY
REAL ESTATE. JE. 4-O064.
ALL BRK. CONTEMPORARY ram
bier in McLean-3 bedrms., cathe-
dral ceiling in liv. rm.. enormous
firepl., hall entrance, dream kit,
u acre lot. Priced below FLA,
by out Of town doctor at S1s.500.
Open, Old Dominion dr., left on
Birch, IT. on Byrnes DR., End
house. KEY REALTY, IA. $1,000.
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Mclean Area

owner must have sale on this fine
featuring J huge bedrms., lovely
pine paneled den, lge. sep. din,
rm., fully equip. kit, attached
gar, breezeway. patio and fenced
rear yard. Price now only Sl9,-
500. II is vacant. ready 10 well
come you, Call DU. $4,000 today
and don't miss out on this ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
Exclusive Area

Colonel. transferred overseas. de-
and-brick home featuring 4 huge
with French drs. 70 porch. attrac:
tive fully equip. Kit. with built-in
deluxe refer. and freezer; terrific
rec. rm. with firepl,, attached gar,
and all on q nice lot with mature
trees. Price. S34.950. Be sure to
call today for additional details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
Sacrifice Sale

owners loss, your gain, on this
fabulous home in exclusive Belle
Haven, practically new distinctive
home planned and built for pri-
vate and comfortable living. Huge
liv. rm., banquet sized dining rm.,
library. kit. with raised hearth.
flrepl., buffers pantry, master
suite with private den and sew
ing room, basement with rec. rm.,
scr. porch, private servants quar-
tiers. Double gar, hot-water heat
with individual rm. control; slate
roof, many other unusual fea-
lures. Price reduced to $50. 800.
All reas. offers will be presented,
Shown by appointment only. Call
IA, 5-9400,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
BELLEVUE FOREST

JUST REDUCED $4,000
- immediate possession
Here's your opportunity to buy
Top neighborhood below the price
Of surrounding homes. Beautiful
3-bedrm. bath. brick Colonial
plus BIG BEDRM. AND COM
PLETE BATH ON LIST FLOOR
Large living rm. with fireplace,
separate dining rm., big fully
equipped kitchen with eating
space, screened porch, built : in
garase-are Just few Of the
features Of this delightful home.
HERES A REAL INVESTMENT.
Seli now for full details. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
GROVETON
STONE RAMBLER
MT. VERNON

Is close to this attractive CUSTOM
built split-level Just on the boul-
evard with a 80 IT. living room
with fireplace, a large dining eli
with stone floor, and attractive
large modern well equipped kit
chen, three bedrooms, and IL
baths, basement with rec. room,
and large corner lot. Well priced
at S22,5O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
HOUSES ron SALIVA,
lcoNIlNUEpl

AL BAIEIR SAYS; Drive by IFS
z. SPRING ST., ALEX. VAS
Sis.soo. $50 DOWN town. monthly orsi p pS'
s.f9SSoo. XII O-edla"' ''''' 49,
Al BAKER SAYS drive by 90 =
MAPLE ST, ALEX, va bed.
SIQ,750, $500 down, $50 per mo
includes your prin., taxes and ms
TIE. $1,000. XII. 9-6644,
AL BAKER SAYS drive BY 800
II. Belvoir-3 bedrms,, large I'd,
approved FHA, SiT.s56, $3.50
& ffSp s-i %Sj si. 'o-Ss SRT0A' 'iAO
AL BAKER SAYS drive BY IS EAST
brk-snd stone house; 9 bedrms., 3
baths, gar. firepi. in liy, rm.,
modern XII. S2,b0O dn', full price
Sc 500. TE. 6-l40O, XII. 9-6644,
a ALEX Ex AVE, >" ALEx,, VA, mr.. oW
High School, bedrms, nice
beaut. I'd, COW. to everything
$1,000 down, mo. payt. S1i0. TIE,
6-i4OO. XII. s-ee44.
AL BAKER A. SON, INC.
REALTY BROKERS
sos N. WASH. ST, ALEX, VA.
ALEx.-semidet. 5la rms, Sl1.5OQ
Avail, Nov. /, $4,000 G1, small
dn.; end trust. so, 5-3ls1
ALEX, vA.-Brk. hm., lot s3x26s,
$1,000 dn., assume loan. M. MT.
Vernon HI. BY owner. RO. S.l697
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ARLINGTON, NORTH
Open Everyday, 1875 PM
PRICE REDUCED
Pins Prime Fipopoior

I Luo I I NIT T HIdIICIIlg
A MOntSy sq pymt1 oz z $50 q q
taxes and insurance, Spaeions nv
Colonial, excel. loo. LIST d.: lee Iiv
rm. w/flrepl., formal din rm
family-type kit, 0E eouipped
WIdishwasher. Heated sun porch.
powder rm.; End a., 8 Ice. bedrms
q air cond }, 2 full baths, paneied
rec. rm. w/flrepl. in full bsnit'
Hot-water heat, slate roof, gar
Attrac. lot, rear completely fenced
PRICED reduced ct S25,5OO. Cony
70 all facilities. DIR: 46O6 l9th
81. n. from WASHINGTON cross Kew
b[idge, UP Lee hwy. to Glebe I'd
ieIt to 18th st, n. left to 2nd
6 6S1Ss on right. JA.5-s073,
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7061 Brookheld Place
Springfield. Virginia
Fleetwood 4-8s00
= q31 North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson 4-6060
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South $500
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, Virginia
King 1890
Lee Highway tRte. 29-21D
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
U. s at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 70S-Gypsy 4-6090
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Brick RamblerS


In desirable location, with full
eosmt:. rec; rm,, scr perch lovely Wdyy
DOWN AND Low Monthly PAY.
MENTS 20 aualified purchaser,
Immediate occupancy, Priced for
quick sale. so call nov, IA.
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ASSUME Az % LOAN

Landover Estates, 3-bedrm.,
3-yr -old Immaculate RAM
bier, super deluxe kit, full
daylight basement is ready
for 2nd bath. Asking Sl6,-
900. PAUL H. LAUTER-
BACH & CO., Realtor. UN.
4-S533.