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CHELTENHAM
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TEMPLE HILLS. bbl4 end st.
North Barnaby - Expansive but
not expensive; 3 bedrms. and den
or 9Th bedrn. Brick, frepl., din.
room, full bsmt. Buy VA or P.H.A.
Directions: Out Branch ave. (Rte.
81 to st. Barnabas I'd. right about
! mi. to End ST.. right TO Open
House.
RosECROFr PARK. 6OlS Book
rd.-De luxe 3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier: sep. din. rm... 2 freplaces;
ground level: walk-out bsmt.
Many extras. Priced right. Easy
Directions: out Branch ave. (Rte.
81, right on st. Barnabas I'd. to
oxon Hill, left on Book ro. to
Open House.
FOREsTvILLE-New 3-bedrm. de
luxe brick ramblers: full bsmt.
S17.500. Easy terms A must TO
see.
Directions: Out Marlboro pike TO
Richie I'd, left on Richie I'd. TO
Oak Glenn way, right 10 Open
House.
TT. WASHINGTON AREA. SO36,
Ft. Washington rd.-S0O0 On.
over / acre Of land. Lovely s.
room rambler: hrepl.. many other
fine features.
Directions: Out Indian Head hwy.
to IT. Washington I'd, right to
Open House.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE. $4,000 RE: $4,000
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n4Qpen
GAYWOOD

NJ MONSI DOWN ~ VETS
On these brand-new, 3-bedroom
Srick ramblerS: 3 models to choose
from. Starting ct $16.500. All
homes feature de luxe kitchens
with counter-top ranges and wall
ovens, birch cabinets and table
space. Full Easements with painted
walls, tiled floors. Full sodded lots,
paved driveways, sidewalks, streets
curbs and cutters. Extras too nu-
merous to mention. First section
almost sold out. Don't be latel!
Out Wash. Baltimore ex-
pressway to Rte. 80, right on Rte.
30 approx. 3 miles to Lanham
Severn I'd. left and follow open
signs to model house.
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For Discriminating
HOME BUYERS
Forth Realty
oEEERs ExcEPTIoNAL

SELECTION OF FINE HOMES
handy TO suitland. Andrews, Boii..
ing. Builders own home: beaut
S4-ft. masonry rambler on u
acre; best materials, workmanship
eouipmssnt: Z bedrms; 2 baths,
gSsr1t Plps Scar detached ssrsss
DfsTRicr HTs.-suitsbie for Ice
windows. INV, heat; 2 porches;
fenced yard; close TO new Mari.
bcro thruway. shopping. schools
CORAL iHILIs-Extras galore in
this 2-story brick. close TO schools
shopping ctr. .transp.: suitable fol
lss; family q Plus income apt. In
CORAL HILLs-vscant; reduced fol
rambler; 3 bedrms., iirepI., fenced
handicapped lot; 3bx45 rec. rm.,
FoRESTVfLLE-one Of the finest
In this area, all-brk. Cape Cod;
Ice. liv, rm. with heatolator firepl.
ideal for entertaining; din. rm.,
completely mod. kit, spacious
bedrms.. 2 baths: Ice. shaded lot;
circular driveway; h.-w. Dashboard
heat. Owners transfer allows Us
TO sell this home for only $22,ebL
on excel; terms; 5000 viii handle
DISTRICT HT6.-A real handsome
2-story brk. -stone home; 5 lge
bedrms... "a baths; det. garage;
outdoor barbecue. S22. $50. Adjoin.
ing Is 10,000-ft. lot zoned CO. or
Marlboro pike, Also avail, $4,000
DISTRICT HTS. - Mr.. MARION
HTS. brand-new brick ramblerl
90 in exclusive WOODLAND subdiv );
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, firepl., carport
90x100 lot: bsmt.: handy Andrews
new st. Phillips Catholic Church;
and more. tool S24,960.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. near new
Catholic school: 4 bedrms.. IL
baths, rec. rnn.. drepl. in lge. liv
rm:: all city utils.: many extras
incl IN so swim I'M pool Priced below cost
LIVINGSTON PARK-Buiit by own.
er-builder for own use this 7S-ft
brk. rambler has everything; over
z-acre lot and beaut. Handicapped,
trees; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, extra
Ice. kit, family din. rm.. hrepl.,
rec. rm. In blond mahog., opens
onto patio: outside barbecue. Must
be seen to apprec. Immed. occup.
OUR OFFICE OPEN TODAY
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AREA--Bedrms.? 3 OF
Of them! Ia baths; newly painted
asbestos shtngle home nestled
among holly trees: - acre: Sl2.-
n nSv; or az aSout 90 90 Minis from
AAF Base. STATE REALTY a. ms
CO., Rte. 3S1. Clinton. CY. 7-9396
ANDREWs-CENsUs AREA-very
clean brick Cape Cod. situated on
Ice. lot with trees: liv. rm.. din
rm. and 2 bedrms. downstairs;
full dormer. ] Ice. bedrm. finished
upstairs. another lge. bedrm. partly
finished; full bsmt. with ,built-in
garage: very nice area. Cony. "a
all schools: quick possession. Con-
ventional or FHA financing; S17,-
$50, Ask for Mr.. Bandy. handy
REALTY CO.. REALToR. Re. g.
1900: ewes. and Sunday RE. D.
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KICK

y y6TT NEss 6 ~ THE N rR RAE4 IsyI II
LAND WITH PEAR. PEACH AND
RRk kRa T co1SrRY Y9ME K KffcH 4
EN-, ENCLOSED. FRONT AND
REAR PoRCHES, AN IDEAL ES-
TATE TO RAISE YOUR FAMILY.
CONVENIENT TO UNIV. OF MD.
AND PLANT INDUSTRY STA
TON: OWNER LEAVING TOWN:
4 4SksHo TO I sUfF Yo s5s'G sIDos SE
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HILLSmE-New tri-level: 8 small
bedrms.; liv. rm.: din. rm.: kit:
bath: no bsmt.: Dashboard h.-w.h.
shaded lot: vacant; make offer
By OWNER, 1912 5sth ave-. 10
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RIVERDALE PARK
Sl4500

Cape Cod. feat. 4 bedrms.,
plus den, Ice. liv. rm. and
sep. din. rm., kit. with
brkfst nook, full bsmt.; oil
h.-w.h., and level lot. Ideal
home for lge. family: only
$500 dn. and $S9.14 per mo.
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$11,5OO

$11,500
Semidet. brk. in quiet, attractive
neighborhood facing park. . bed
rms; gas heat; lge. fenced yard,
ideal for children. BY apt. R. @.
dunno CO.. no. 2-070O; ewes,
Sun. FE. 3-1173.
GREENBELT-3 bedrms., corner
brick home, fully equip. kit, very
large lovely Handicapped yard
ming pool. school. Terms can be
arranged. Selection of 2 and q
bedrm frame and brick homes
also avail. GREENBELT REALTY,
l5l Centerway next to firehouse)
| IN GREHNBELT SHOPPING GEN.
TER, OR. 4-4571, OR. 4-43b1.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-VACANT-
Move right. in. newly decorated:
3:bedroom brick and stone RAM
bier; large knottv pine rec. room,
| extra kitchen and bath in base
ment: S11.S50. HUGH T. PECK,
BILLANDALE FOREST-Open Q.
dark. 1920 Green Forest DR.. New
4 bedrm. bi-level. 3 baths. base
H SGasd R h;TjnY % nan sxptres. by, syT-
-LLEn hEALl1 CO.. AZ. 1-3o1O.
HnLcREST HTS. $500 Easton
St.--Assume lge. loan. VI. old
rambler, sep. din. rm., beaut. kit,
huilt-in garage, cor. lot. DIR;
Colebrook DR.. to 26th ave, right
4 bl., left on Easton st. to open
sign.
2413 FAIRLAwN sT.-FHA APP
proved, $4,000. 3-year-old RAM
bier, master bedrm., has full bath,
sep. din. rm., fully equip. kit, scr.
porch. built-in garage. loo. on a
lot with trees. DIR: Colebrook
S Or; to 18th ave, right b.. and
VESTA REAL ESTATE
10. 7-5177
Hi IlInE-A- hedrnn ramhler lac
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A COUNTRYSIDE KITCHEN is fea.
tured in this brand-neW 3-bedrm
ramb.. In College Park area. Day.
light bsmt., level lot. Compare a
Sl6.250. WA, $4,000 til o. ROB.
ERT 8. DAVIS A CO., INC.
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Call p. @. p

PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7443 SIP. 1862
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. SNEAK PREVIEW
81 10 New Ramblers--
AZ TT. Long
$l7,l00 FILA or VA Terms
. rooms. i. baths, full fun d din ".
Full basement, Large lots,
: OPEN DAILY g. SUNDAY
II Am. TIL DARK
Drive out Georgia ave. o blocks
past wheaton intersection, turn
lett on. Henderson ave. Sample
homeSat Henderson and JudSon
GLENN-JU. s-444s
SPRINGFIELD
Srsk S eoionisi mr.. N.Y. public and p pa.
rochial schools, transp, and clubs:
hall. extra-iarse iiv. rm. with IRE.
place. formal din. rni., family-size
all-electric kitchen. paneled study
and powder rn., 14x2O screened
porch; upstairs: 4 extra-large
stairs to- to attic ttSs" sxipandsbie 70 Z
more bedrms,; downstairs: Ground
level rec. rm. with fireplace, nm:
ished maids rm., hobby .rm.. full
eapancy; excellent financing. Open
Saturday and Sunday, noon I'll
dark. Directions: Out Mass. ave.
extended. right on Brookway, right
on Jordan. left on Kirkvood, right
. house ALLEN LUCAS. Oh. 8.
Z ASRH o I'll O.
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AndrewS-Camp Springs
Magnificent Rambler

VAo6AAAAANNAAS
OPEN 20 SUN.
72IS Coolridge rd.-is acre corner
center hail. large liv. rm., sep.
din, ultrAmod. Kit; v /oreakfastt
nook. dbl, gar, full bsmt, Only 4
year: . Sls Excel Excel :, Sons' ,o IESiy
after section. Immediate poss.
REALTY. RitTs.. LU. 2-3362. LU.
l-4772. Dir: Branch ave, right
TO Allentown I'd. 2 blks., left to
coolridge I'd.
ANDREWs-sUITLAND AREA; s12.-
95O-3-BEDRM. BRICK. ASSUME
lse. 4sss loan. $S5 II mo- inels
taxes, ms: lge. kit; full bsmt :
Anchor fenced; alum. storm win
dows. FoRTIN REALTY. 10 Z
5000.
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OFF

A sEzRE ~ t sEsk A HREg : GHls
On T, 4 I, cooRN .5;ls L5oT WITH H. T TdLs
IN THE ENTIRE NEI0HBoRHooD
AAoLLo9 Lovely LIy Lv RM FOR VT THE
s SER pIN uH9 ,n RM vI FOR THE
CHECK FOR $4,000 DOWN PAY.
MENT AND HAVE MONTHLY
PAYMENTS OF JUST S52.e6 IN
GUIDING EVERYTHING.
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SPECIAL

SEE THEM ALL AND THEN LooE
sEpRMr. NEW RAMBLERs 10,
coNvENIENCEs, ALSO HAvi
WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC KITCH,
EMS, p S 9s EYE ;;5I,IE
WIFE. FULL REC. TYPE BsMTs
WITH GROUND-LEVEL EXITS
AND LARGE PICTURE WINDOWS
SELLING ON FLA TERMS WITH
$1,000 DOWN, $26; 80 PER NO NO
TODAY.
FINCHAM co.
UN. 4-8383
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A QUEENS CHAPEL assumption
9yailable Oct. LIST. OPEN SUN: Ia
TOTAL pymtS. as low as SO mo
Adorable 6.rm. and attic bunEa-
low Win din. r,n.. covered front
gar. Fenced level lot. Small dn
pymt. considered. 3IO6 LANCEE
DRIVE. MARYLAND SALES. 10
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17

Jack Flashberg, 724 N. Vineyard,
Mesa, has been reelected presi-
dent of the Arizona Auto WreckerS
Association.
Mr.. Max E. Fogelson, 322 E.
Verde, was to leave for Israel by
plane this Thursday for a 21-day
trip sponsored by the Grand Lodge
of the Masonic Order in Jerusalem.
FogelSon expects to return to New
York Aug g.
Charles E. Hoover, advertising
manager of the Republic and GaZ-
cite, has accepted Craftsmanship of
the 1860 Brotherhood Testimonial
Dinner of the Phoenix Chapter of
the National Conference of Chris
tians and Jews. George J. Wolf
was chairman of the 1859 dinner
at which John B. Mills was hon
oree.
Don Doyle resigned as director
of the Jewish Community Center's s
children's dramatics program. He
has accepted a teaching fellowship
at Northwestern University.
Attorneys Irwin and Alena Can
tor have announced removal of
their offices to 40 E. Thomas Rd.,
Suite 1T.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
'MosesHdIted
Rebe|Chdrged
ByJeaIousy
BY RABBI CAROL KLEIN

The Bible is the book WherefrOm
we can learn lesson applicable to
all phases of life. Throughout the
history of human civilization rebel
lions, revolutions, and anarchy
were promoted by men whose ac-
tions were motivated either by
greed or by discontentment with
their own positions in life.
Moses, during his 40 years of
leadership in the desert, faced
many rebellions, and one led by
Korach and his $50 cohorts was
the most contemplate; his con-
spiracy against Moses and Aaron
developed into a mutiny, which
was designed to undermine the
leadership of Moses and, thus,
bring confusion into the lives of the
people.
THEIR PUNISHMENT was u
niqu since the vindication of Moses
and Aaron had to be complete.
Otherwise, anarchy would soon
have destroyed national unity and,
in it's trail there would have follow
ed the total Illustration of whatever
Divine mission was in store for
Israel in the arena of history.
The great mutiny sank deep into
the memory of after-generations in
Israel. To the rabbis, this whole
movement became typical of all
controversies which had their origin
in personal motives and that could
not, therefore, lead to any bene-
ficent results In rabbinic legend
Korach was consumed by jealousy
of his kinsman, Moses. HE has
passed me by in the appointment of
all the high Offices" he is said to
exclaim, Therefore, I will stir up
rebellion against him and over
throw the institutions founded by
him."
DOES NOT THIS sound familiar?
Rebellions have seldom unselfiSh
motives. The underlying motive is
greed, selfishness, and hatred.
Korach was demagogue, and he
recoiled from no weapon which
would discredit Moses. Perhaps
the best judgment on the man and
the cause he sought to destroy is
contained in the following curious
rabbinic legend Rabbah Bar
Chanah-the Munchausen of the
Talmud- that while he
was travelling in the desert an
Arab showed him the place where
Korach and his companions had
been engulfed. There was, at the
spot, a crack in the ground and
upon putting his ear to the crack,
he heard voices cry, "Moses and
his Torah are true, and we are
liars"
Through demagoguery, many a
politician tried to destroy existing
institutions. Many a community
suffered defeat because some have
listened to the lies and whispering
against true leadership.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17

Sx0 81 III &~t4OU OE ANN O-VOO4s
SCOTTSDALE: Two store rooms.
New construction, corner Of Fifth
Ave. and Scottsdale Rd. Good
parking In front Of building. Two
different size floor plans. Call own
er AL 4-7404.
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER
and author desires to correspond
with nice looking Jewish woman
between "a and 80. Send photo.
Object matrimony. Box Ill, Phoe-
nix Jewish News.
BEAUTIFUL light bedroom for
one or two. Single beds or double.
Kitchen privileges optional. Close
to Phoenix College. 1912 w. Thom-
as Rd.
UNFURNISHED TWO-BEDROOM
DUPLEX. Stove, refrigerator, We
netian blinds, hardwood floors.
Near schools and bus lines. 1704
w. Mcdowell Rd.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
Elono Group Sets
Swimming PurfY

The Elana Group of Hadassah
will sponsor a swim party-chicken
dinner at pm. July 25 at the
Arizona Ranch House Inn. Dane
ing in the Hotel pavilion will fol-
low the dinner.
HostesSeS will be Mrs. Edward
Stein and Mrs. Norman Gould. The
public is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
ASTHMAHOME
MEET DRAWS


Mrs. Harry Kay, president of the
Phoenix Chapter of the National
Home for Asthmatic Children, will
attend the homes national four
day convtntion at Denver starting
Sunday along with her husband and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Drey.
They will inspect the homes new
Children'S Asthma Research Insti-
tute and Hospital, due for COM
pletion this month. The research
institute will be devoted entirely to
basic and clinical studies of asth-
ma and allergy.
Funds raised in Phoenix, Mrs.
Kay said, will be used to help fur
ther the National Homes charita-
BILE medical and research program.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
DeIica+essen
Has sCafe+eria

Gross Delicatessen, a 27-year-old
Phoenix business, has expanded its
operation at 4314 N. Central to in
clude cafeteria with tables and
booths which can accommodate go
persons.
The refrigerated store has been
newly decorated and includes a
display of artificial flowers. 1t is
operated by Sam Gross and his
son, Bernard.
The first delicatessen in Phoenix,
the store has been operated for five
years in its present location. It is
exclusive Phoenix distributor of
Kosher-Zion 100 per cent pure beef
liverwurst sausage, product with
high iron and vitamin content.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
Bits of News

David Ginsburg of Tucson has
been elected Arizona area vice
president of the United Synagogue
of America. Forty-two of the more
than 700 Conservative congrega-
tons affiliated with United Syna-
gogue are in the Pacific Southwest
region, which includes Arizona,
Southern California, and Nevada.
Rabbi Plotkin of Temple Beth
Israel represented the Jewish
Chautauqua Society as teacher
counselor at Camp Anytown of the
National Conference of Christians
& Jews during the week ending last
Wednesday.
Joseph Stocker, Phoenix free
lance writer, is author of "Japan's
Black Saturday." an article pub
lished in Coronet Magazines July
issue. The article describes an
earthquake, tidal wave, typhoon,
and fire which struck Japan on a
single day in 1928.
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray of Tenn
pie Emanuel, Tucson, led an eve
ming service at the national con-
vention of the Central Conference
of American Rabbis last month
at Breton Woods, NH.
Mrs. Helen C. Pozil, pianist,
teacher, and composer, has been
installed as first vice president of
the Phoenix Musicians Club for
1959-61. Five of her students won
scholarships and alternate scholar
ships at recent additions held at
Arizona State University.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
Bedspreod. Drope
Business Launched

Bedspreads Galore, new buSi-
ness venture at 321 E. Camelback
Rd. which already boasts the
Southwest's largest selection of
bedspreads, drapes, and curtains,
has been opened by Abram Albert.
Albert, introduced to Arizona dur
ing World War II when stationed at
Williams Air Force Base, moved
here from Levittown, NY, where
he operated similar business. AL
bert, born in HickSville, NY, has
spent 20 years in the Boy Scout
movement and is member of the
Lions Club. He will be joined here
by his wife and three children late
this year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
Classified Ads
$l.UO for Is words and &c per
word thereafter

EXCESS HAIR-permanently re-
moved by registered nurse. SSOS N.
Srd St. CIR 4-7460 or AM 6-0564.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
B'nai Birth Membership
Director Dies At 81

WASHINGTON-Max N. Kroloff,
director of membership and pro-
grams for B'nai Birth, died July
4 after suffering a heart attack at
his home in suburban Hyattsville,
Md, He was 81.
He had been a member of the
national staff of B'nai Birth since
1851. He returned last month from
Israel, where he had participated
in B'nai Births triennial conven-
ton.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
Zionists Survey
Tourists To Israel

individuals planning to visit Is
rael during the High Holidays are
requested to inform Ben Borden,
2229 E. Monterosa, AM 6-5815, who
is participating in a national Zion
ist Organization of America sur
vey of Israel tourists.
Zionist members are particularly
urged to advise Borden so that
Zionist officials in Israel may be
alerted and courtesieS extended.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-07-17
Obituaries

Mr.. David Jesnick, So, died in a
local hospital June 8. Funeral
services were June at Grimshaw
Mortuary. Burial was in Beth He
brew Cemetery. Rabbi William
Greenberg officiated.
Mr.. Jesnick was born in Russia
and came to Phoenix from Newark,
NJ. He was a retired restaurant
owner
He is survived by his wife, Mir
lam.
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ronr Beautiful Sofa styles-Magnificen Decorator 20
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
Exclusively at Curtis Bros.

o>crMENT. II is with special pride that curtis pros
America to present this group OF Volentne
the ve soo oonos These exciting decorator foD1s ea
oersonoN Charles Curtis general mon o a1 uo the most
HoInor our Interior Decorator, are m the" op""0'
s" volues available in America today
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PRINCE oEoRqEs PROPERTIES

SEAT PLEASANT. MD sale 5,
plete apis: LIST a, 2 bedruis,,, END
r. a.. SedIm full s s;ppt'; large
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Meier /. hagan & SON

TEMPLE HILLs-New 3-bedrcom
| IA baths, Nv. rm, with firepl;,
fun bsmt.. screened porch. Will
consider reasonable down paw
ment. Immed. poss. Call RE
5-4Os5 or RE. 6-3702. WEST real
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coILEqE PARK AREA-zBig e-bed-
rm.. Its-bath home with spacious
iiv. and din. rooms, den and eouns
try-size kit, on LIST floor, porchet
and bsmt. Deep lot. Only Sl2,0b0
Conventional terms. ~
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ALEXANDRIA,

For large family; 12 rms, 4 baths;
fully furnished: near parochiai
and public schools, shopping,
transp., church; for sale or rent;
full price, S15,50O, terms: or will
rent TO qualified tenant. Sl65 per
mo, II. 0RENADIER, XII. 0-7222
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ALEXANDRIA

MT VERNON BLVD.
Is location Of this quality
custom-built rambler. en-
trance from center hall into
large liv. rm., and din. rm.,
built for gracious living and
entertaining, walls Of hand
rubbed Philippine mahogany,
fireplace in liv. nm. and in
ialousied solariurn. master
bedrm. has adjoining bath
with dressing rm.. Q other
bedrms, and 2 baths. spa
cious closets, eating area In
fully equipped WESTINGHOUSE
kits washer and drier, and
convenient laundry rm., at
tached garage with storage.
storm windows, ground beau
tti n.tISy lanGi'sspeSs sna per per
r. L. KANE, INC, XII.
0-2S00: ewes, XII. 9-T014.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY, Pals Church
area-S45O cash down payt. and
mo. payts. Of approx. 500, will
buy this 3-bedrm. rambler with
spacious v.-din. rm., equip. kit.
with breakfast area, combination
alum. storm windows, and nicely
handicapped lot with awning COW
cred patio. Call DARWIN REAL
TY, INC. IA. 7-4353, JE. 4-0770:
eyes,. IA. 1884.
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h lSila SqsssT yi EsHs
King 1880
Lee Highway tRte. 2o.2ll)
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
%oGssbIlisss.., R V|gs,uE
Dial 703-Gypsy $4,000
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Jmmac. 2-bedrm. Colonial loaded
with extras. Liv. rm., sep. din.
rm. with wall-to-vall earpeting.
bsmt. with rec. rm.: Ice. ser. pch.
Assume .lge.- CT loan. $50 total
mo. payts.
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ALEXANDRIA, st. Rita's Parish;
Monticello Park, only 5 minutes to
offered Colonial home. Excellent
for entertaining in big living room
and large rec. room, both with
fireplaces; four bedrooms, three
G s, cali n today tGr RoTTa R RSbb rs
REAL ESTATE CORP, KI. $4,000.
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Approx. 81 miles ID. c., 10 min.
USMCS:. EBY-MEYER, INC, Tri-
angle. Va. TR. $4,000.
st. Thomas More Parochial, Wash.
ington-Lee High School and Buck
ingham is the area for this lovely
nome that has had an owners
care second TO- none: gorseous
grounds. especially the rear yard
large bedrmsI center entrance
unbelievable 1878 living rm.,
1890 kitchen. full basement; de-
tashed garage. FLA terms avail
Just what the doctor ordered. A
brand-new home with 4 bedrms
hail entrance TO 14x3O living rm.,
family-size dining rm.. terrific
kitchen with unique adjoinine
laundry rm. and n bath, fireplace
in ma ter. bedrm.: luscious lot with
patio. privacy and trees; full base
ment: "a block to bus. walk "a
grade and Jr. high school, near
stores; In heart Of Arlington: real
value ct S30.S00. See for yourself
today. JE. 10000.
Investment minded Twins, side
eluc, lof VI S'OUO ehCn. LOc1Jeu
at Arlington blvd. and Glebe I'd
Will always rent, commercial pos
sibtlities. B rms. each, tiled bath
full basement, oil heat. all brick.
terms to qualified purchaser. In
vestieate now. JE. $4,000.
No financing trouble herel $3.50
down, assume present financing
$50 mo includes taxes and insur-
anre Spotless 3-bedrm. fancher
with . beautiful 66x1S0 lot, COM
pleta storm windows, range, refer
all included, Can't beat II any
where for only $1,000. Phone
right. now, JE. 10000.
CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC. .
701 W. Broad. Falls Church, Va.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

NE. SECTION d. C.-3.000 50. It.
and 1900 50. It. on 2 floors; nIe
resistant bldg; powered for heavy
Industrial: freight elevator. For
inspection call MA. 2-1433.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp..


CHEvBRLY-A touch Of continen-
centsf-hail rambler. SITUATED ON
beautiful N-aere lot with trees
Tnnasa dem anu 3 baths. Suss Nv. Tm.,
paHsled ceiling formal din yTIIRsyS'
fireplace In bsmt.; 2-ear garage.
circular drive. A realistic price tag
OF S29,5OOs will warrant your In
spection. Conventional terms.
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LEWIspALE

Like new 3-bedrm. rambler; liv,
rrn. w/frepl., equip kit. wItable
space, fun rec.-type bsmt.; level,
fenced lot. Asking $4,000 VI
terms. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17

FLA approved. $4,000: only $500
dn., $50 total mo. payts Liv.
rm. with lge, din. L." equip. kit,
2 lge. bedrms. tiled bsmt., earport
and fenced lot.