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DALE DIR. AREA-immac. Colonial
offers living rm. with fireplace,
screened porch, sep din. rn., 3
bedrms.,. 2 baths, bsmt a with "a
bath. slate roof; lovely fenced
lot; Price: S22.500, SLIGO REAL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AAA MoTEIs FOR SALE
Advice consultation: exclusive full
time motel broker. travel specialist
Offering recommendation best mo-
tel buys
JOE n. THOMPSON
232 woodward Bldg. jackson $4,000
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CHEVY CHASEi Si9,950-3-bedrm.
brick Colonial; enclosed porch
e9plS be ash esdTFTR;A t EFSel In !Sf
3-iS0O: ewes, OIL. 8-2850.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

FALLS CHURcH-collese man over
home: maid service. JE. 3.0626.
LADY, colored, wishes 70 share
couple. II. 7-37b7. after Q pm.
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p.lz THE EVENING STAR

wsshinston. o. c.
"Wednesday. September -, 1852
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POTOMAC HUNT sECTI0N-NeV
3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler: sep
din. rm.. elec. kit. with eat. space,
nm; rec. ,rm.. frepl,, lntercom
A::zsT6. Pts rIsANnIi IL. s seoaSs OIL
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BETTE bedrms.. Q baths, 2 pow.
DER rms. din. rm., rec. rm., all
cleo. kit. 2-car gar, lge. cor. lot
5000 mo. OIL. 4-32A0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Washington in titie-winnins shope.
The new Miss Washington will receive,
in addition to the European trip. a $1,000
scholarship fund, q complete wardrobe, and
dozens Of other valuable prizes
"It's a truly great experience" Miss
Berkow declares, "even II the winner fails
to receive additional recognition in the
Miss America Pageant the following Sep
TENDER might have gone as far In my
singing career without the title, but win
ming 1t definitely has fastened my pace"
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Continued From Page II

weeks at their own expense. 1t also proved
so enjoyable to audiences at two clubs.
Ciro's and Dinarzade's, that the owners
invited her back
Lee accepted the invitations (which
made her the first Miss Washington to
perform professionally abroad. but not
before coming home-to 5e20 Walhonding
road-for a short period.
1--WE spent q good part of my year In
France" Miss Berkow says, land I might
be there yet If it weren't for the Miss
Washington commitments here"
"She certainly might" her mother adds
Whatever 1t Is she's got, they 60 for 1t in
a big way over there. 1t was amazing how
receptive they were to a young girl like
that"
Both Lee and her mother agree the
opportunities for a young singer are far
greater In Europe than they are in this
country.
There's so much competition here,
with television and the movies" Lee re-
marks But want to compete here,
nevertheless, with my own version Of the
Partisan style, which seems to 60 best with
my low voice"
Before she pursues her own career
much farther, Lee will help others who
hope to succeed her as Miss Washington.
Entries for the contest, sponsored by Radio
Station WWDC, close next month, and early
in July the present titleholder win instruct
the neophytes in such basic queenly quail
tiles as graceful walking.
Next step for the hopefuls is a sad
e-elimination-for all but n. Those
who remain will be further reduced in
number, to nine, In semi-final competition
July 20 through August in the Carter
Barron Amphitheater. Finals will be held
in the Capitol Theater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
By DOROTHY KICKER
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 will be 13 in a couple
of months. A group of boys
and girls who are my class
mates have parties about
once a month. These par
ties are always in their
homes and are chaperOned
by their parents.
My mother is against
these parties because the
girls invite the boys She
thinks the invitations
should be given out by one
person, although the right
partner might not be in
cluded.
She also thinks I'm too
young to attend these par
ties. It's not that 1 doubt
my mothers advice, but l
love to have fun. How can 1
do this if 1 don't go to
parties?
JAMIE.
Believe it or not, parties
are not ALWAYS fun. Re-
Gently a mother told me
about a party her 13-year-
old boy attended. The par
ents were home, but stayed
upstairs the whole time the
young guests were there.
During the evening some of
the guests found, and drank,
some liquor and smoked Gig
arettes. kissing games were
played with most, or all, of
the lights turned off.
So you see, jamie. a lot de-
ponds on how we'll chaper-
oned these parties are that
you want to attend.
If these parties are ade-
quately chaperoned and your
mother approves of the guest
list, I think you should be
allowed to go. However, if
they even remotely resemble
the party described above,
your mother is 100 per cent
right. Girl-ask-boy parties
are all right, but think the
boys should do the inviting
most of the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am a freshman in q
school that has many stu
dents from wealthy fami-
lies. My trouble is am
extremely jealous Of the
other girls clothes, al
though 1 don't feel out Of
place. You see, Mother
makes twO-thirds of my
clothes. They are all well
made and everyone says 1
always look well grOOmed.
But all the other girls
wear store bought clothes
which have famous labels
and, of course, their
dresses are just precious!
How can / persuade
Mother to let me buy most
OF my clothes ana just
have a few homemade
things? Money isn't a
reason for not buying
ready made clothes, be-
cause l am the only girl
in the family and my g.
year-Old brother doesn't
require many clothes.
mo DIOR ORIGINALS"
You think you have a prob
lem? Did you happen to see
the letter a few months ago
from the girl whose mother
thought she needed only one
or two dresses a year?
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TEENAGE MAIL
Parties Are Not Always a Bali

If your clothes are well
made and are becoming to
you, I think you are a very
fortunate girl. Famous la
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bells" are fine. but who sees
them except the wearer? It
certainly would not be in
Continued on Puoe 7
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Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
l am a 1"-year-Old girl.
My problem is about my
parents, who are always
fighting. l am afraid they
are thinking about getting
a divorce.
They are fairly well-tO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

TOM WADE Of Luther
Jackson High: "She may
need to slap him to set him
straight. Some girls are more
easily offended than others,
even by things a boy says.
Every girl is different and
should be treated differ
emily"
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do but money still seems to
be the cause Of most Of
their arguments. 1 am very
worried. Do you think l
should speak up and ask
them both to try to get
along better?
Whether it would impress
your parents if you asked
them to try to get along
better, I do not know. But
I do know that if parents
must quarrel they should at
least have enough sense not
to do it in front of their
children.
1t might be a good idea to
show Nom and Dad this
column. If they realize their
quarreling has upset you to
the point Of writing to a
stranger and disclosing your
fears, perhaps they will spend
more time thinking Of your
happiness and less tim e
quarreling.
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TALKING 1T OVER
To Slap or Not Slap:
That's the Question

Is girl ever justified in stopping boy? TEEN put
the question to five Washington een-o9ers and got
surprise The boys, it seems, more willing to condone
stopping than the girls ore Here ore the answers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

JUDY HONSAKER, grad
uate of Wheaton High: II
definitely don't think a girl
should slap a boy, any more
than a boy should slap a girl.
A girl should never place
herself in a situation where
it's necessary, and if she does
she can find other ways to
deal with it, like harsh
words"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
? ampIi,n
R. F. D. No. >


Mrs George w Booker and
Betty. Of Richmond spent the week
end with the R. E. Bookers. Mrs
R. NJ Cruie accompanied her
daughter and visited Mrs Maggie
Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. En7orv Dillon 9re
spending a few davs here before
returning 10 Norfolk
Miss Ann 4 Bate. If Richmond
spent last week with her parents
Mr. and Mrs T. Raler-
Miss Lottie WoodSon i reported
resting more comfortable after bel
ing very III. Her friends wish her
speedy recovery
Mrs Robert Malonev IS a patient
in Lynchblre General Hospital
Many In the reighhorf,oad III
tended the burial service at Madi-
sonville Presbyterian .Church for
Henry Womack Monday afternoon
Callers in the II. c. C.1nninela ~
homo c,,,da,- uara A.. A., ,r..s
Dick Re,,,, of C,be.,v rhaso III
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01

The Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Noting
ham and son. Edgar. Of Luray>
were Wednesday night guests Of the
CLYDE Fosters They al+o visited
Mir. ard Mrs Fay Price. Thursday.
MI, and MIS-. H. G. Brown were
gtes,~ u thei ~on-.a-Iaw and
daughter AIr- and Mrs. c Malvln
Johnson Sunday at New Canton.
Mr. and Mrs r T. Blanton ard
Mr.. ang Mrs Cecil Brown visited
their mother. MRS Fjmolia Il -
s9ne. and the Dale Davis family
Sunday afternoon.
There we're 20 present al the
WSCS meeting Thursday nigh. in
Tile Rome Of aIr. AID NJ s. Glide
Foster Mrs. Foster was made
life member.
Mrs A n Bianton spent sun
day afternoon With MES. d NJ NoaI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
Mrs. Burt S. Fem
Dies At Richmond,
Services Saturday

Mis-. Burt s. Fem. formerly
f1aMa Anderson Of Farmyille, died
Weas@ 5day night. April ~. at Rich
mond3
she was ~ daughter Of nc la.e
a.. William Anderson and Laura
MARKS Anderson. Of DlnHidds and
Earmville Her brother was the late
Col Henry " Anderson.
Mrs Fem is survived By son.
Henry Anderson Fem, Of Games
vile. fla. and several erandchil
aren. Also Surviving arc three
n.cccs, Ms Asa Shields and Mrs.
James Philips. 81 Richmond. and
Mrs. I. +. Chenoweth. Of Delray
Beach. Fla
A grayes.de funeral service will
be held Saturday at 10 am. II
Hollywood Cemetery at Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
Burford-F Fore Duo
Wins Golf Tourney

a best ball score Of II gave the
team Of william Burford aria Jackie
Fore the win in Sunday l8-hole
Scotch Foursome tournament at
Longwood Golf Club.
John IIarwood aad Mfs. KYLE
Baldwin teamed together 10 take
econd place among the field Of %
Longwood members participating.
They fired a best ban GORE Of 80.
Following were the teams Of
Louis Lee Fore and Mrs Ida South
al, 80. Mr. and Mrs Al Latoon. a6.
and Howard Ferguson and Mr.. ".
P. Hay. Jr The latter duo tied with
two other pairs for the fifth place.
and won by draw,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
Hospital News
There were Il patients in tn
hospital Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted

There were Il patients in the
hospital Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted
Austin Ayers, Farmville; Miss
loan FanshaW, CreWe: Miss Shr-
ley johnson, Farmville.. Richard
Fore. Farmvllle; Silas Drake.
Crewe r. y Boldln. Chase City;
Mis-. /. J. BNrke, Jetersvlle: Mrs.
Margaret Card, Red Oak. Mrs r.
H. Ingram. Crewe;; Miss Diane
Banton. Rice: Mrs. Oscar Weaver.
DillWyn.
Also, Mrs Spencer St. John,
Burkeville Mrs. Garland Thomas.
Charlotte G. H.; w de Riggs,
Amelia; c. s. Farmer, Jetersville:
Randy King. Victoria, G. y. Irwin,
Pack stone: T. " Owen. Green
Bay. Ms. j. e. Ransom, Enonville:,
Mrs r. H Garnett, Charlotte CHI,
and Mrs. Annie May, Burkeville.
Births
Nh and Mrs. C. E. Robbinette.
Kevsville. boy. April ~
Mr. and Mrs H. H Wiseman.
Buckingham, boy. April 81.
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ Bass, Rice,
bow April 49,
MI ard Ms. R +. Morgan, Dam
vile, girl, April %.
NJ. and Mrs. r r Ragland,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01

She Whitehead. Of Richmond. lila
Miss janice Smith, Of Farmyille
Mr. and Mrs Wille Duncan and
Terry visited Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Simpson. near Farmville Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01

MARION ELDRIDGE BLAN-
TON. III. son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
E. BlantOn, Jr., Of Tamworth, was
recently awarded state cadet
ship at VM. The scholarship car
ries a cash stipend Of $685. a year
for the next three years.
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1101 18th st. NE.
' re9se h SS5 fm csli Mo M osta'
10000. HoHENsTEIN BROS. b
DONAHUE. $50 H st. ne.
Continued on Next PaGel
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immaculate Deliverv

Immediate Delivery
Can be given TO these two executive
type, 4-bedroom rambler. Over
LOO So. IT. of living area. Vesti-
bule entrance and center-hall
picture bow windows and all bricE
fireplace. Complete electric kitchen
and family breakfast room, con-
crete driveway and carport can
be converted to porch. Many other
features. Will consider trades. FIX
cellent convential financing. Price,
So 400
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James c. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-413I
CHARLES II JAMTSON

James G. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4134
CHARLES H. JAMESON
DIcKERSoN-'4 A.: 6-rm., semi
moo house, garden. fruit, shade;
sTRoNdHoLD-,4 A.. new 5-rm
house; mod. kit, bath, hardwood
floors ? b.r. eXpan, attic: walk
PEACH TREE RD.-l acre: new s.
rm. house; mod. kit. large liv.
rm., polished floors. 3 b.r., bath
full bsmt.: oil hit; $4,000.
5-rm. brk. BUNGALOW: mod, kit.
liya rm., 3 b.r, bath: oil hit;
cLARKsBURG-3 5-rm. house !:
plumbing. ht.; need of repair;
PCoLESvILLE-441 A.: immac ;
liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.,
excel. kit, 3 b.r., Ia baths: oh =
air. All utils. Ldry. equip. deep
freeze. etc. Best area; S23.U00
PooLEsvILLE A.: 3-yr.-old
bungalow; how'd. floors. huge liv.
stream: much landscap. S17. 900.
DICKERSON-2-yr old bunTalow:
g rms. mod kit. bsnt.. bath: oil
ht.: acre lot; $500 terms.
H. JAMESON. REALTOR
POOLE WILLIE ND
WI. S-9223 mo TOLL
ELGIN. 30l DI. 9-33T2
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RETHESDA

=
Burning Tree area-Ramblers and
splits. Open l til 6. S32,950
to S36,95O. 3 and 4 bedrms., rec
room. Directions: Out Bradley
blvd : blk. beyond Seen '.1c'
I'd, left 2h blks. to Open House
MERIT REALTY. Mayfair 2-0934.
BETHESDA-Large 4-bedrm., =
bath Georgian Colonial. Lovely
large liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen
and study. Unusual rec. rm. with
sliding glass doors onto beautiful
Realt oSfc 1855 Wisconsin Sc; ina ave-. o.
2-2123 Sun. 9-6.
BETHESDA-Tastefully dec. 3-bed-
rm. rambler in excel. loo. COW
to schools and shop: full bsmt.;
priced at only s16,350. GEO. W
ROBERTSON, REALTOR, 1896
Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2123 Sun. 9-6.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

SO HARRINGTON ST, s.w.-oPEN
Center. III, 900 dn.. ) bedrm SDpi i 4
pains. I'm. rec, rm., cor. fenced
lot, and patio, In excel. and cony
nslghooernhood. Ewes, Mr.. Lozupone,
: MOORE 4 MOORE REALTORS
I'VE. o-6U6O RE. 5-43O0
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INSTRUMENTATION
Distinctive true center-hall split
level, unusual amount OF living
space, quality construction, plas.
ter house, separate dining room,
3 full baths, 4 bedrooms on one
level, modern electric kitchen ICE
equipped. extra large 14x1S den
or 9Th bedroom, fireplace In fin
ished 1Sx24 family room. huge
screened porch of kitchen. patio,
on pretty corner h-acre lot, 2
blocks from elementary school,
swimming pool in subdivision.
EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR
DOCTOR OR DENTIST. Direc-
tons: From D. c., River I'd, left
on Wilson lane, LIST left on Selkirk
dr. to 660l Selkirk dr.. Financing
to suit Priced in the lower 30s
Immediate occupancy Open
thu 6. JU. 9-6443. VIII. 6-3711.
BETHESDA, BRADMOOR = Spac
brick rambler. S22.950. BIZ liV.
rm. with f1repl., ample din. Ell.
fine kit, 3 bedrms., TWO BATH
full storage attic. patio, lge. lot.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF MD
INC. OIL. 6-7S00. Today lO-6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

8 NEW LUXURIOUS RAMBLERs
S19,600 that would cost SO. 900
more in p. e. 3 sized bed
rooms, / baths, NOT sub.
Compare architectural details and
sound construction, Quiet, tree
shaded lots. Walk TO school,
stores, .ofilees. Town water and
sewer; low taxes. FLA financine
available. For appt, to Inspect,
call MICKLER REALTY, La, Plata,
Md. WE, 4-s459.
8-R00M HOUSE FOR SALE -
Built-in kitchen cabinets? Frigid-
aire electric stove; 3O-foot deep
freezer. House heated with oil:
moor cover and blinds: a acre
ture and meat house, lawn,
shrubbery, flowers. Can BE financed
monthly payment. Over 30O-feet
trontage TO US. 144, Poplar
Springs, Nd. For appointment to
see property. call Mt, Airy 1885.
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nf0pGn
BETHESDA
ROCKCREEK HIGHLANDS

Open Till 4
Next to Holy Redeemer, new
custom-built brick rambler with
| much souCht-aftei h.-wh., 3 lge
/ bedrms., ga baths, ground level
! bright rec. rms ballroom size
Also featurint center-hall en-.
trance, sep. din. rm. and fully
equip. dinette-size kit. Very vel
priced at $4,000: - list trust
DiRs.: Out Conn. ave. to Saul I'd .
Naval Hospital to Cedar lane
right to Saul I'd. right to house
MARGARET J. DUNKLEY
OIL. ASSOC. Realtor, 1913 wis. Ave
BETHESDA-New homes, brk. ram
blers and split-levels: s SPACIOUS
rms, beautiful wooded l2-acre
! lots; open today. Dir: Gu Old
Georgetown I'd. left on Tilden
lane to our Open sign. OIL. .
S474. MARKET REALTY.
BETBESDA-In the heart Of
wooded Greenwich Forest is THIS
Mo ST., UNN ,U5UJA HONE OF
Il was custom built and is truly
s,r gem; Lo tslyo. entrance hsll With
!.
has arched-beamed ceilirr. mas
sive firepl., st f.. den and p1Wder
rm;, = lee. bedrms. and bath on
Ind n utility rrn., anc wooded
terced garden. No other lik. III
Call Maroaret Mas. OIL. 4-4S46
THOMAS L. PHILIPS CO.. nc.
~ A-1425
BETHESDA-4617 NORWOOD DIR
--3-bedrm. colonial. III baths 2nd
mr.; lge. liv. rm., table space in
kit, rec. RIM, wax to cve"ything.
S21,500 Shown by appt.
GENE CASTLERERRY
OIL. 4-1432 OIL. 4-467S, ewes.
BETWEEN OLNEy AND GATH
EESBURG. new brick rambler IN
acre with 2 bedrms.. tile bath.
cleo. kit. carport: attrac. priced
at $3.50. Terms. SANDY
"oRINc REALTY CO. WA. 4-242I.
BRICK CAPE COD, most convent
emily located-Liv. rm. with
fi-epl.: din. I'm le~ scrr@red
porch, > bedrms., REC. RM.,
largo expandable upstairs. GA
RAGE. S1S.500. HUGH 7. PECK.
he 4-1100
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S14 500
GRAHAM co.
BYE, BYE BLUESI

~ - ~ OA4O La
joy will reign supreme when you
see the fabulous things the owner
and bar; remodeled kitchen with
vinyl floors. aluminium tile and
fully equipped; glass-enclosed rear
porch and patio And he's foot
ing the bill; only S17.950, with
q az loan to assume.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.E.
coLoRED- wooDRmoE

5 BEDRMS., 21a BATHS
bedrm..' liy rm.. din. rm., kit,
With BAY SnS s sSST TT Attic s'%t
si iSSS; dSi'' lot gear ''r'ss'
4, O. dunno CO.
no. 10000, Ewes, Sun. Re, 3-lI73
coLoRED-Rioos PARK
$1l,500 FILA
ssmissst brk, in attr. neighborhood.
PIX. shopping center. elem.
school bus, Low down payment.
o7lS 9th 81. ne.
r, O. dunno CO.
NO. 10000 Ewes, Sun. FE. 3-1l73
coLoRED. TAKoMA PARK AREA
Modern Brick Rambler
IA UNDERWOOD ST. NE,
Eeduced-Must sell, air cond. s.
pedrm. nome, garbage disposal.
sslsnyaasher' open Sun. 2-0' RA.
AuERBAcH a. CO. pI. 7-sSOl
coLoRED-RIoos PARK
prominent Corner Brick
$50 oglethorpe st. ne. Mod, home
with ,3l5-rm. street level PROBES.
sional ofc.: now occupied BY prac-
ticing dentist. Mod. Kit, SEN din
yard, and many any extras sVlTa i street
parking and bus avail, FILA or
terms TO suit. Priced at Sis.o50.
cox 4 CO., RE. 7-l633, MR.
STEINBERG, JU, 0-263i.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CoNWNUtDl

ASSUME OF LOAN. on this 4-year-
old Colonial with full bsmt., near
Forest Glen. Storm winds. and
doors: washer and drier: off-street
parking: frepl, total price. STA
$50. UN. 4-S5s3.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

WESTERN AVE. AREA, SlB,-
35Q-2-bedrm, brk. Colonial
with sep, din. rm., full
bsmt,; $3.50 down paymt,
will purchase this property
under FLA financing.
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MOL AND NSA

Are convenient to this fine brick
split-level. having 3 spacious bed
rooms, ga luxurious baths. 26-ft
living room. recreation room and
carport; located on over "a acre
in Springbrook Manor, close to
new shopping center and trans
portation, Price. S24,750
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BETHESDA-$26,30O
5937 AVON DIR.
OPEN 9 TIL, &

Best buy we have seen in many a
moon. Delightful 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
split; on pretty ,h wooded lot lot , Near
rm. looks into inviting wooded
garden. nleasant dining rm.. large
modern kitchen, paneled family
rm. in bsmt.; garage. House is in
excellent condition.
Out Wis. ave, left on
GEORGETOWN I'd, right on eros
venor, bear left on Cheshire to
Farnham to OPEN SIGN.
BillineSley Realty Co.
EN-. 2-2326 Ewes, WO. 6-S5S3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05

Complex electronic computers made calcu-
lations in few weeks that would have
taken an engineering staff years offull-time
work to figure out. They showed us exactly
where to weld our cars together. Results:
the strongest, best-built cars ever made,
with twice the torsional strength of previous
models and 40% more beam strength; cars
that can't squeak or rattle from joints,
bolts, and nuts that aren't there any more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05

range. This new kind of noise-reducing
engine mount is a Chrysler Corporation
exclusive. -
Pure 0Ufomobile-newf from The inside out
These are the all-new ones for 1860. With
more news in them than you've seen in years.
Imagine an automobile -.
that looks pure automobile . with
newly styled natural lines of motion {:
that could last twice as long as ever
before -
that SO reduces air drag it's like buying
gasoline cent gallon cheaper +.
that will be virtually free from rust and
corrosion years longer. :
with doors that lock when the engine,
starts
with washable, durable, long-lasting up
holstery that makes seat covers obsolete
that performs in wonderful quiet, not
just when it's new, but through all the
years of its longer life. A car with, size,
that's for use-not just show.
Pure automobile-built to be what you
want car to be. You'll know that the
moment you see one. You'll know it even.
more the minute you take the wheel. They're
coming soon. Watch for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
UNIBoDY surrounds you with

UNIB0DY surrounds you with
silent strength
The new cars from Cmysler Corporation
are quiet. So quiet, it seems you're going ten
miles an hour slower than you actually are.
We licked the problem of road shock and
noise-before the first car was ever built.
How? Through new methods of electronic
engineering-the same type of engineering
that Chrysler Corporation uses as the only
auto maker building complete ballistic
missiles for the u. S. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05

Here are 1860 cars that are no higher, no
longer than last years, but they have more
room inside.
The secret is UNIBoDY-a new
kind Of body construction
These cars are all one piece. We got rid of
the old idea of a bulky body and frame
bolted together. UNIBODY construction
let us do things we couldn't have done
before. We lowered the floor and made the
inside really spacious. We widened the doors
and made it easier to get in and out.
There have been other cars with untitled"
construction, but they were a far cry from
UNIBODY. They telegraphed all kinds of
noise and road shock in to where you sit.