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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14

A program which brings
the men who shape world
affairs 10 the WAYNE State
University campus. moves
into rs second year Of opera
ton this month as the Uni
yersitys Foreign Affairs Lee
ture Series presents Sir
Claude Corea of Ceylon al
? pm. on Monday Noy %
At the McCregor Memorial
Conference Center.
Ceyions Ambassador 70
the United Nations and Z
neNls appointed member OF
tie Security Council Sir
Cores viii discuss Asian
Views 0t the world tensions
viin SUDDEN, and faculty
groups
Visiting Professor Of the
Day is me title which the
campus has given 70 the
world figures Who have Wis
tied 'he campus in the past.
They have included ambssss-
doris. cabinet ministers and
leading political figures from
abroad.
II addition 10 Sir Claude
Cores tUo other United Va
tons officials Ambassador
N.1lg 9. l-gosls,ia and Am
ossssdor Nielsen OF NORWAY
nl1 also appear or programs
this yesr
Sponsoring the series is
the Mackenzie Union and As
ISOLATION OF Women Students
as we'll as the departments Of
political science. geography
economies and history and
the College OF Liberal Arts
and the Division Of Crsoc ate
Instruction and Research.
The emphasis in TIE series
IS on lntormaiity Visitors
ere asked % speak or topics
81 their onn choice Last
.ears for instance. Ambassa-
dor Frederick Boland 70 the
United Nations from Ireland
discussed the future Of Afri-
ca students and faculty be-
ONE acquainted with the yis-
tors IN small luncheon and
discussion sections The sisi-
tors may also visit related
classes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14
Atty. Vim. v. esnks
11ol Crsttof Avenue

7lol crsfiof Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN. ~ THE CIR
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. 5es s3ss
BETTY RADLOw. plaintiff. IS.
ROBERT ALTOBELLI. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session OF SAID Court held al
the Courthouse In the Clty OF De.
troit, County and State aforesaid this
10th dzy OF September, AD 1853
Present. Honorable NEAL FIIZ-
GERALD. Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant j.
a resident OF this State and that
process for his appearance has been
duly issued and the same could not
be served b. reason OF his absence
from or concealment within the state
and By reason OF his continued ab-
sence from ms place Of residence
IT Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter ms appearance N this cause on
or before three months from the
date OF this orc or sale Dill vii be
taken - COME s,0
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this oT1-r 90 az by regis
tered mall 70 SAD defendant 10 ii705
Elmda.e ST Detroit. Michigan. ms
-4.oAA a4-Itss, and If not re-
ceised personally by said defendant
al least i~cnts oays ocfofS the time
prescribed for appearance. that this
order be published a. required BY
law.
NEAL FITZGERALD.
Circuit Judge
EDGAR " BRANlGIN Clerk
\ NeAasor. DEPUTY CLERK
10 10 IL IA So
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-COMMENTATOR -

snce figure for the first 10
months Of 1858. The major
i,y OF these visits came on
SUNDAY.
The highest number OF
registered visitors this year
~ss recorded in July with
over 1000 persons. mainly
from week day visits BY such
organized groups IS day
camps
The largest number of per-
sons ever 10 visit the Nature
Center in October was re-
recorded in 1858 with APP
proximately $3.50 persons
registered.
Bill Hopkins, chief natural
isl for the Huron-Ciinfon
Metropolitan Authority. said
that the drop in attendance
this October was probably
due 70 the wet and cold
weather.
The nstGrzliSts also con-
Quoted II nature study
field tips or Kensingt0n
Metropolitan Park nature
trails during Oc.oh'er Nith
approximately ! 40 persons
accompanying LIE natural
ISIS
Close &C 80 persons heard
lectures 81 ssrSs.s r-sses OF
natural scie-.ce ss re three
nssurslis-s ~ ne Nature
Center a. <e-S-s'c' Park
during C'r-,s,e--
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DETROIT

America cannot afford racial
discrimination Help wipe OF;
this costly blight IN pour con-
muni,y Join the Urban League
IN observing November 18Th. the
anniversary q Lncolns Cettys
burg Address. as Equal oppor.
tunlty Day.
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ATTY. WM. T. PATRICK, Sr.
OIL (rnt.At Ay.n.sa

Sii Crafsof Avenue
STATE Or IhlGA<. ~ IHk
Nln> CT COORI rON 1hE COUNTY
Or WAYNE, IN CHANCERI.
No. ssV-sse
THOMAS MODIFY. Plaintiff, vs.
Pl~OLA MCDCFfl, Defendant
ORDER TIC APPEAR
~ a SESSION of the above entitled
Court, held IN the City-Coun,s Build.
.ns, IN the City OF Detroit, County OF
Mas ne, ana State OF Michigan tins
ls.n da, of October AID, 1853
Present: Honorable MILLS y.
OOLEiis.<, Circuit Judge.
II appealing Oy affidavit. hereto al
socltd that the defendant = not
scsidsnt OF Michigan. but that her
AS kno~n place of residence Wa al
h"ke sAnist. Mississippi, Care OF Gen
eral Delivery.
On notion OF WILLIAM l. PAT
RICK ST
IA - Hereby oRDEREr. TIA. the
defendant enter hcr appcsrsnc, eth
er IN person, OF by AltorncN slihn
three months from date hereof OF
tne Bill OF Complaint viii be taken
A. confessed against her;
IL II FURTHER OnDcRED. that
true copy OF said order 10 Appear DC
.ent tC the defendant. b. registered
man, return receipt requested ana
MAJ true copy OF said Ordcl "
Appear be published according 10 law
MILES y. CULEHA>,
Circuit Judge
EDGAR "a BRANIGIN, Clerk
r. W METHAD DEPUTY Clerk
10 81 SO - i2j5/59
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ATTY. WA. v. BANKS
11or crasicf Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN. II THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR The COUNTY
or WAYNE. II CHA>CERi.
No. s73-7s7
JEANETTE HARRIS, Plaintiff "
MICHAEL HARRIS. Defendant
ORDER or PuBLicATioN
AZ session Of said Ccurl red IN
ne Courthouse IN the Cl;y OF De-
,rot. County and State AFORESAID ihls
l1th DAY % October. AID. 1888
Present Honorable FRANK 4 FER.
CJsON. Circuit JUDGE.
II appearing that the defendant Is
= resident q this State and that
process for MS appearance has been
d., issued ard the same co-.c not
be ser.cd by reason of Ms absence
from or c0ncealment within the state
and b, reason OF his continued al
senCe from M place OF residence.
II Il ORDERED that the cefencan,
enter ms appearance IN tilis ra-se on
o. before three months from me date
OF this order OF said ball sal BE-
isAen IS confe Sod.
1T l. FURTHER ORDERED f-ai
cop. %. TINS order Dc sent b, regis.
tered mail 10 said defendant % 90
HASTINGS street. Detroit, Michigan,
MS last know address. and u no,
received ptrsonall, b. said defendant
., least twenty days before the line
presC r.oec FOX appearance max ihis
order b. published a. required BY
law
FRANK Z. FERGJ son.
Csrc44i Judge
8 Tree Copy
EDGAR VI BRANIClS. CLERK
narstsa+ fffrrL
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AIRY. RALPH W. MILLER

49,
il7ss Deav,ndre
STATE or MIC hIGAN. ~ THE
CihtliT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or NAl\E ~ CHA>CERl
No. sssol3
IRENE PEARSON, Plaintiff. IS
JOSEPH PEARSON. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At SESSION OF said cour' held IN
tAe ounis courthouse IN the ,is Of
Detroit. Nasne Counts. Milh..an
gnls zS.h dsy .: October, 1883 AD
Present. Honorable Mills y.
CJLEHAN. Circuit Judge.
IN tn.s Cause the petition Tor an
order Of Publication came 80 u DO
heard and from Nh.ch II appear that
The GhanccTy summons issued IN said
cause could not d served upon the
defendant because that TIE defendant
could not De found al ms last known
address. li5 Algcr street. Cts OF
De.To.;, hlcni gan. and that after due
anu dnigcni Sesrch the defendants
whereabouts cannot De ascertainec,
on motion OF RALPH " MILLER
ait~r1rS TOR the pla.nags "a il OR.
D-nLD tnat tAe defendant JOSEPH
rt-.,h>ON appear or aA>ser me BIZ
OF complaint filed IN said cause on
or 0ttV.e tnrec IS monsns from the
date ntreof o. that $40 Dill MAY De
,aKen a. confessed.
Al i kOA4nLA ORDERED Tho, a
cop, ~ t.l.s or1tI SHAH Dc Scli 70
.ne d.fendani at his last kn0~n I'd.
eic,.. i4o. N.@cr -. C..s ~ Detroit,
Michigan. b. Registered mail. and IN
ea>c no lSt4rn receipt signed oy iae
avieuoen; a. TvceAtu. tnal tni, order
snail Dc dul, published a. required
oy Law.
MILES y. CJLEHiN,
Circuit Judge
4 True Copy
rDG.AK "a BR.iNlGIN, CLERK
"a. GALLAGHER. DEPUTY CLERK
III So IL ~ 50
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IDA LIpPMAN. Atty,
1856 National Sank 5lg., Detroit
STATE or NIL HIGAN,
COUNTY OF Name

County on WAYNE
IS. No. <39,szl
NJ session o. the Probate Coun
Tor said County OF WAYNE, held at ~,
ProDase Court Room In the CT,
Detroit. on the Second day OF No'em
per In the yeal one thousand nih'
hundred and Fifty-ninc.
Present, IRA G. kAFMAN, JUICY
Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Mini JACKSON. Deceased.
IDA LiPPMAN, special adminlsus
trix OF said estate having rendei'u
10 this Court her first and final a.
count In said matter and filed thei.'
WITH her petition praying that he'
letters of special administration here
tofore granted be revoked and an
nullcd:
II Is ordered, That the Seventeenth
DAY OF December. next AZ ten ccioCn
IN the forenoon al said Court Room
DC appointed for examining and %
lowing said account and hearing s~i'
petition.
And II Is further Ordered. That
copy Of this order be published onee
IN each week for three week oog
secutively previous e said time y,
hearing In the DETROIT TRIBJNh'
new spapcr printed and circulated ]"
said County OF Wayne.
IRA g. KAUFMAN,
Judge OF Probate
i do hereby certify that nav
compared the foregoing copy with wv
original record thereof and he,s
found the same 10 be a correct ua"'
cript OF such original record.
CECIL A. BERNAhp,
Deputy Probate kesis'''
Dated Nov. 4. 1853
MA - li/25/39
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Loan Application
Deadline Dec. I

Students planning to en-
roll al Wayne State Univer.
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SALESMAN for aluminium storm
Windows. c0ors and ssn-1ss
TN 2645C.
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FuRNIruRE
FOR RENT-FLATs

LINING ROOM erars t3rnice.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14

Bargain Leaving Ts~r Furniture
LIVING ROOM. c-ri1g room
bedroom. AMI sesstc- src
wzsr-rs rschlce Ce-erzi E.ee
r.. IA 1915
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MAIDS. MOTHERS HELPERS
Maids. Mothers Helpers keecee
for ke~ rerk'. best homes Jces
paying " 70 $50 . week Trans
porfssicr furnished. Write &c:
t-lRE-k-A<Ilo AGENCY
Is Staten Plaza. Great Neck. NY
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SITUATION WANTED

General cleaning .-ozrg Re--
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4 True Copy
EDu.AK "a BR.iNlGIN, Clerk
a. [ GALLAGHER. Deputy CLERK
III So IL ~ So
Evening star., 1959-12-02
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
Ivy Boxer Priest Tries
Her HQir Beehive STYLE
BY ELEM

dows everything she does with
her own special brand of
liveliness.
These two dresses I'm
modelling in the show I
bought for the parties when
my daughter Nancy is
presented in New York at
the international Debutante's
Ball on December 80.
"She's representing the
United States" she added
proudly.
Earlier at the brunch she
was showing pictures around
of her 3-year-old grandson,
Pierce, her daughter Pats
little boy.
For her modelling stint the
now champagne blond, short
coiffed Mrs. Priest had Hal
Rollins, young protege Of the
famous Antoine, sweep her
hair up into the new beehive
silhouette.
Called La Ruche." It's or
ganiZed, shows of a lovely
neck and is decidedly on the
ascendant. Said Mrs. Priest
as she prepared to go on the
fashion runway in her sea-
foam green brocade ball.
gown (she loves that color
81 guess it's fitting I have
this hairdo, since I come
from the Beehive State"
Evening star., 1959-12-02

She's got everything g.
Money, position, and the only
14kt. gold Diners Club card in
existence.
We think the musical
comedy writers are missing a
good bet in not doing a show
based on The Treasurer Of
the United States, Mrs. Ivy
Baker Priest.
Yesterday she arrived at
her Office at 6 am. in order
to sneak away" to do a
guest modelling stint for her
old-time friend David Got
tlieb-Gothe, the New York
fashion personality.
Brunch
The 1870 am. showing
at Julius Garflnckel & Co.,
was preceded by a brunch"
at The Washington Hotel.
Mrs. Priest who maintains
she never gives advice but
takes it, told us any number
Of fascinating facts including:
I'm an old ex-department
store gal" (She's not only
been a former store buyer Of
clothes, she also modelled
years ago at Bullock's in
California;
81 never carry large
amounts of cash on me-"
(She has two billfolds, one
filled with almost every
conceivable credit card in it,
She owns the only solid
gold Diners Card in existence
and says it comes under the
classification Of "jewelry," so
it's all right to have.
Mrs. Priest always starts
out each day with new money
which she keeps exchanging
during the day with people
who want her autography.
COT this she says, II wind up
with some pretty beat up
money at the end Of the day
If I haven't already spent
it.~
Here are all my fun cards
in this special card holder" "
(In the raft of cards was
one designating her a Ken
lucky Colonel. an honorary
sheriff, a Colonel in the Con-
federate Air Corps, and still
another was her Passport to
Texas.
The witty Mrs. Priest en-
Evening star., 1959-12-02
TOMORROW

WOman's Club of Chevy
Chase, Md. - Art section
painting class at $3.50 am.
tea at 2 pm. Mr.. ]. Edward
Davis. general manager Of the
Indian Arts and Crafts Board
of the United States Govern
ment, will be guest speaker.
Advanced French class at
10:30 am. Beginning Spanish
class at 8 am.
Bethesda Chevy Chase
Branch, AAUW - Spanish
conversation meeting at Gas
am. at the home of Mrs.
John de Beers, 5l35 Newport
avenue. Creative writing sec
ton at 8 pm. at the home of
Evening star., 1959-12-02
IT'S A DATE
TODAY

TODAY
Christmas Fashions will be
shown at $3.50 pm. by the
Hecht Company at the Falls
Church High School for the
st. James Sodality.
TOMORROW
Holiday Fashions will be
presented by the Bethesda
Modelling Agency at Francis
cos Restaurant, ALL Mont
gomery lane. ethesda.
Fashions from Adorable La
dies Apparel, 6912 Arlington
road, Bethesda will be in
formally modelled from noon
to 2 pm.
Luncheon Fashion Show at
Normandy Farm, Potomac
will take place at pm. with
fashions from Miss Harper
on a holiday theme. Model
ing and commentary by the
Wheaton Studio. Hairstyles
by 10 Finch of Beauty, Inc.
Teen Modelling Course
graduates it's newest class in
the Teen Department of the
Hecht Company's Washing
ton Store at 7 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

NV. Miss Airline Pollock will
discuss Poetry into Music"
Jefferson village Woman's
Club-Meeting at 8 pm. at
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church, Falls Church.
Mount HoIyOke Club Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meet
ing at 9 pm. followed by
$3.50 organ recital at st. Al
bans Parish Church. Mr..
Westervelt Romaine, super
visor Of music in the Fairfax
County Schools, viii discuss
Evening star., 1959-12-02

tional Cultural Center, will
be guest speaker.
University WOmen's Club
Poetry group meeting at II
am, followed by luncheon.
Mrs. Edward N. Kendall will
present a program on Three
Poets of the SierraS."
Gamma Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi InternatiOnaI-Meet-
ing and social at 7 pm. at
2719 Connecticut avenue e
Evening star., 1959-12-02
CLUB CALENDAR

Mrs. Charles Sween, 5814
Kingswood road, Bethesda.
goth Century Club-Meet-
ing at IL am. at Barker Hall,
YWCA, preceded by Christ
mas carols. Mr.. Jarold A.
Kieffer, secretary of the Ma
Evening star., 1959-12-02

liturgical music and play Or
gan selections.
Woman's Club of Wheaton
Game benefit at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

at the Merlands Country
Club. with proceeds going to
the Blind School at Four
Corners, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
IT'S A DATE


MONDAY
Jerry Parnis Fashions
public fashion show with
Jerry Parnis. guest COM
mentator at Julius Garhnckel
Washington store, misses
dept. 4th floor at $3.50 pm.
Back to School Fashions
y. modelled by Lansburgh's
! College Board In the Tea
Room Of Lansburgh's Wash
ington store every day ex-
! cept Tuesday from IL noon to
- pm.
Frances ct Frances FASH
ions . informal modelling
in the Garden Restaurant OF
the Shoreham Hotel. from
1880 to 2:30 pm.
Public Fashion Show o..
featuring Davidow Coat and
Suit Collection with Mr..
Walter Sachs, Davidow vice
president, guest commenta-
tor at Julius Garflnckel
Washington store. Couturier
Salon, at 2::30 pm.
Jerry Parnis Fashions =.
public fashion show with
Jerry Parnis. guest common
tator at Seven Corners
branch store of julius Gar
finckel, at 2::30 pm.
WEDNESDAY
"The Magic Of Tobi's" :.
featuring fashions from
Tobi's on Wisconsin avenue
in Bethesda. Commentary by
Katherine Mizell. presented
by the Keye School and
Agency at 8 pm. in the Chevy
Chase Woman's Clubhouse
on Connecticut avenue.
Crystal, Haymaker, Hay
cite Collection public
fashion show with Crystal
vice presidents. Robert Crys-
tai and Morgan Faith, guest
commentators at the Green
briar Shop of julius Gar
flnckel Washington store, at
.2:30 pm.
Davidow Coat and Suit
Fashions with Walter
Sachs, Davidow vice presi-
dent, guest commentator at
1890 pm. in the Spring VAL
ley Branch Store Of Julius
Garfinckel. Also at 2:30 pm.
in the Seven Corners Branch
Store of julius Garflnckel.
THURSDAY
Crystal, Haymaker, Hay
cite Collection :. with CryS-
tai Designer, guest commen-
tator, public fashion show at
2:30 pm. in the Spring VAL
ley Branch Store Of Julius
Garflnckel.
"WildwOOd's Whirl into Fall
Fashions" fashions from
Capri Casuals and Tots to
Teens will be shown by Keye
Teen Models. Hairstyles by
Vincent and Vincent. Com
mentary by Katherine Mizell.
At tbs pm. at the wildwood
Shopping Center in Bethesda.
Fashions from Miss Harper
presented by the Nor
mandy Farm in Potomac, Nd,
with Wheaton Studio models
and commentary by Arlene
Duffy. HairStyles by 10 Finch
Of Beauty. Inc. At l pm.
Raleigh Haberdasher Col
lege and Career Collections
:. informal modelling from
II am. to 8 pm. in Raleigh's
Chevy Chase store.
FRIDAY
Crystal, Haymaker, Hay.
cite Collection with Crys-
tai designer, guest common
tator at $3.50 pm. in the
Seven Corner Branch Store
Of Julius Garfinckel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
FUR "ZING"
FOR SUIT AND COSTUME

We quote Vogue for the mdgust issue rates fur trims high
the list of whats zng" this fall ling Vogues vivid
word for the something that transforms good fashion into
enchanting fashion At Woodward Lothrop we've this
derfu plus of fur all through collections to launch
toward compliments On lightly fitted suit of
Granada wooden, crce of white beached mink dramatizes
black natural Mutation mink trims smoky gray, 135OO
Dyed-tomatch beaver the collar of costume suit of
900 WOOL 1919 rabbit hair the dress beneath threequarter
seeved O16 Green taupe 1000 Silver fox heaped
the jacket of costume in charcoal gray WOOL 135O The suit
large sketch) from Suits 3d Floor the costumes from
Chandelier Room, 3rd Floor, Washington Store
products labeled country imported furs
Shop Early Shop Late Mondays Washington Store $50
to pm Chevy Chase Corners and Alexandria, $50
to $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
FRIDAY

Crystal, Haymaker, Hay.
cite Collection with Crys-
tai designer, guest common
tator at $3.50 pm. in the
Seven Corner Branch Store
Of Julius Garfinckel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30

we have positions,
with excellent earn.
ing potential, that
seem custom made
for you.
In our sparkling new
Chandelier R o o m
you will have an op-
portunity to see and
to sell dresses, cos
TUNES, suits and
coots by many Of
Americas e q ding
designers.
Woodward g Lothrop
offers m ny q d.
Vontoges to store
members which in
cIude 209o discount
on purchases, q store
paid annuity pro-
gram, plus hospital
izotion and insur-
once plans.
Apply Personnel Or
flee, 9th Floor,
Washington Store.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
FoGGY BOTTOM
FE. 3-7064

FOREST HILLs-2g35 Chesapeake
st.. n.w,-desirable close-in loc.
red brk. COLONEL. 3 bedrms. .
tiled baths on End, lge. dorm. rm,
on ord, liv, rm., din. rm, mod.
kit. and powder rm. on LIST. Rec.
rm., maids rm., full bath, and l.
car gar. on lower level. Real value
at $4,000. Open l-dark.
DireStions; Lns,a Conn: ave to Alber-
left to Chesapeake. then left
to open sign. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY; EN-. 3-1sO0. ewes,
WO. 6-6b5S.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
SPRINGFIELD

New split-level and new bi-level
rambler; much-sought-after area,
cIoSU TO public. parochial schools
and transportation. Large living
rm. with fireplace. separate dining
rms. and den, 3 full baths, OUT
oi-grcund family rm. with fire.
place; easy terms, priced to sell.
Directions: Out Mass. ave. eX-
tended, right on Brookevay, right
on Jordan, left on Kirkwood to
open sign.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
ROCK CREEK HILLS

BETHESDA-Several fine new 4,
and o bedroom homes under
construct on: large families espe-
ciallv will profit by investigating
now. Call Mr.. Narel. OIL. 2-57O5.
a. 9 GARDINER & CO.. INC,
Evening star., 1959-11-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ST. NV. Just of
18th St: . very desirable brick
houses priced to sell. One semi
detached, has 3 bedrooms. Ia
baths, custom GRATED kitchen.
Other, row with finished recrea-
ton room, kitchen and bath in
basement 3 bedrooms, > screened
porches, garden. For appointment
70 Inspect call Mrs. Wright. EX
Q-E0Ep auae Hn 4 ~Tfo
Evening star., 1959-11-29
GO SCSoLo5EDmoPEN or D; 3:DARK
:, = WoODRIDGE = Ar.

ranged for 2 families: ist Ar
oedrms.. lily, .rm. with fireplace
GIN; rsm'' big kit, full tiled bath
ina hr" with outside entF.), big
bath, full bsmt. with piayroomI A.
oil b. W h., Diet. Gear garsge. bjr
double lot. 2Ol6 Monroe 81 ne
By appt. R. G. DUNNE CO, no.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
REALISTINGS CORP.
OIL. 2-02O8

BETHESDA, Mass. Ave Area, 63T5
Medgewood Rd. Open Sun, l-5-
custom-built, center-hall hTirk
split level on quiet cul-de-sac
Huge mod. kit w/table space.
lily. rm.. w/firepl., 3 huge bedrmS.,
ga baths: stairs to attic Daylieht
family rm. Garage: fen. lot. AS
sumo lge 5ee loan. Priced in lov
sos, DIR: Out Mass ave. ext. TO
Goldsboro I'd, right to Wedses
wood I'd. left to open sign. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-70OB:
ewes. Mr., Measell, OIL. 1855,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-R.E.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

172s MINI. ave Sc
-oSemidet. brick, vita extra lot
. rms, kitchens, finished bsmt
with tiled bath; garage. idea
location for small businessman
ooctor; dentist, etc. Owner wiliinr
Io sell on terms. DOUG M
SMILEY REALIOR. RE. 5-322O
ewes, RE. 5-3S5S.
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY co. OFFERS
81. FRANCIS PARISH. 30i6 co.
st.-4-yr ;-old lge. brick rambler
rms . Ice, b.r,, 2 baths. Ice
family Tm., clubrm.. maids rm
ana bath: garage. Open 9-5 n m
HlLbCREST, of Pa. ave, 3So:
Pope st.-Open . to 8. Vacant
Det. brk. rambler, 6 rms, & he'd
rms, lge. attic rm.. full bsmt. viii
rec see rm. and bath; porch: level lot
TTs,ouo on Out Pa. ave, left OF
tts teNas ave. to Carpenter and Pop
EXCLUSIVE HILLcREsr Ne.
psIk. Prac. new, spacious bricl
rambler, D rms: 3 lge. b.r-. . fnl
paths, lge. knctty-pine clubrm
ser; porch; Earage; Ice. level lot
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 34o3 wbee,
er ro.-Det,; q rms, 2 tile baths
approX. l-acre corner lot, zoneC
ttor aptS. Price right with substan
ANACOSTIA. l4th ST., mr. Con,
Hope rd.-Brk., s rms bstbS
pen. Priced right with substantial
NEAR PA. and MINNESOTA AYES
y3O7 Park pl.-Vecant. Omen -
Large det.. shingle, rms, with /
nedrms.. full hsmt.; oil h.-wh
coNGREss HE1GHrTfssU, 1GIHrTfsUT; mr. nes' 81 Saei. caeT
tol st.-Semidet brick, like new
rms; 3 br.. full bsmt. vTrec
nm. dishwasher, disposal. FHl
approved. S13,5OO,
81, FRANCIS PARISH - Ideal for
nursery; large family or roomine
mousse ~ rms, 3 baths: 2-car ga
TTsge: i09-tt. front lot. BY appt
4-FAMILY FLAT - Nelson ST mr.
MINI. ave, Well kept. 3 rms. and
path path each, INCL pch.; separate
ANACcSTIA, 1645 You" st.-Det
snlngle, rms, > baths Il on 81
M. arranged for l-2 families
gas h,-W.h.; garage; deep lot
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BETHESDA-Newly painted, 3-bed.
rm., 2-bath brick rambler, patio
SEoi 81 aiV w. T RoBSRTsoN 81 E5t REST ESEsT 2Gs
1885 Wis. Ave, OIL. 2-2I23. Sun
Q to 6.