davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
Sorrento"
antique sotin
richly quilted
a.. 9 8

Twin size
Extra closely woven, quilted
antique sotin spread. Vene-
tia quilting, large weltine and
full ruffles combined by BeuIoh
Chariot with muted tones Of
Nutmeg brown, cascade aqua,
bridal rose, sea green, spun
gold or white.
Full size, 1898. 90" Droperies.
9.9S
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princess party and q dinner
at a club in previous years.
I will share ideas for these
with anyone interested. My
daughter will be II years old
In November.
Thank you for all help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

stove. within reasonable dis
lance Of Washington, where
Cub Scouts could browse and
take pictures?
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

Tiffany"
embrocoded tone-on-
tone elegance
H.. 8

BeuIoh ChorIot's contribution
to the new oge Of elegance.
Interpreted in q rich brocoded
effect cotton and acetate, with
q boIIerino ruffIed fIounce.
Washable, of course. Mouve
rose, bridal white, beige, old
gold. Full size, 1898. 90"
Droperies, s.9S pr.
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Reg. 4.o9 Feather and Down for those who
like firm pillow. Filled with imported 1923
down and eO9o feathers Covered with on ot-
troetive candy stripe ticking. q" 1913
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Mexican jumping beans2
Thank you in advance.
4
Santa Claus Figures
Mrs. S. w., Washington
How do you make the San
Ia Claus figures using an
apple, raisins and marsh
mellows? What is used for
the head?
I'd like to use these at q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

makers clubs and home eco
Monies subjects may be OBJ
tanned by contracting the fol-
lowing Home Demonstration
Agents Offices;
University of Maryland
Extension Service Mont
gomery County,. County Of
fee Building, Rockville, Md.
or prince Georges County,,
Court House, Upper Marlboro,
Md,
University Of Virginia Ex-
tension Service darlington
County,. Miss Irma Petit
bone. Arlington, Va. or (Fair-
fax County,. Mrs. Jesse Ham
merry, Fairfax, Va.
- -
Old General Store
Mrs. E. M. B., RiperdGle
Does anyone know the adj
dress Of an old general store,
complete with old-fashioned
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Reader Advises on Cleaning Navajo Rug

Mrs. j. w. D. GdithersbHrg
To Mrs. q. ID. S., Super Spring
The colors In Navajo still bright and clear
after more than 20 have always cleaned them by
shampooing with the suds from mild soap flakes.
The way to do this is to work small at time
getting as little water into the rug possible.
Rinse by wipng lightly with cloth wrung out Of clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

Modern adaptation Of small
scale scandinavian print by
BeuIoh Chariot. The drip-dry
cotton is woshfost, crease and
soiI-resistont. Bright red with
beige and black or muted
brown with delft blue and
black.
So" ruffIed eofeI 4.ss p.
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DAcRoNo PILLOWS

Reg. 4.99 D0eron@ Pillows soft, COM
Portable, shope-keepine Filled with non-n1ot-
ting, moth and miIdew proof DocronO
Completely washable. Snowy white or postel
ticking. 1883
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types all here
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Buckingham"
fIoroI bouquet
English print
H.. 9 8

BeuIoh Chariot brings fresh
color to winter bedrooms.
Floral patterns Of aqua with
lilac and green; rose with pink,
aqua, beige, green, nutmeg
with copper and gold. Solid
color weltines. Full size 1898.
90" Droperies, 1923 pr.
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Vents Poem

o. A. c., Alexandria
I have been trying TO find
a poem entitled "Jesus Paid
the Fare" It starts out like
this: zone summers evening
ere the sun went down and
city men were hurrying from
the town. :"
I need this poem by Oc-
tober 20. Please send an
swers to me care Of RICH.
Thank you.
Sc
Halloween Costume
C. N. NJ, Arlington
Will someone share with me
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water. Never, never machine
wash, wiring. spin. nor even
shake Navajo rugs.
Bonono Cookie
Mrs. M. B. C. NJ, Arlington
I would appreciate a ba-
mana cookie mot a CONNER
cial mix recipe so as to take
care Of the usual over-ripe
bananas.
Also, where can ! find some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
WHITE GOOSE DOWN

Reg. 1929 Imported White Goose Down q
super soft pillow filled with fine imported Euro
peon down. Covered with on attractive Vene-
tion striped downproof ticking z for 1898
, 1959-03-06
FRIDAY. MARCH s, 1859
RED CROSS MONTH
This Is RED GROSS month. startir

THIS is RED CROSS month. Starting with a kick
off plea by President Eisenhower, all workers, volun-
teer and otherwise, are putting forth their best efforts to
make this campaign the best ever. In every quarter Of
the continental United States and the Territories, peo-
pie are coming to the aid. Of this most worthy Of all
causes.
THE RED CROSS is a living tribute to Clara Bar
ton, its founder, who envisioned an organization, cut
ting across all lines, making no distinction, but dedicat-
ed to bringing relief and comfort to people in distress.
And it has done just that through the years.
IN WAR OR peace, the first thought on the minds
of men when disaster strikes is the Red Cross. Not long
ago parts Of Ohio and Indiana were flooded, many lives
were lost, thousands were made homeless and the dam
age was in the millions. The President declared these as
disaster areas and there followed the usual aid from
the Red Cross. Of course, the President has at his dispo-
sal funds to be used for just this type of purpose, and
they were used, but the Red Cross was also there with
its everything hands to help.
WHATEVER THE volunteer task may be, what
ever the program or project, it becomes our duty, one
and all to make our contribution. First, we can become
members, then we can respond when called upon to
serve, and finally, if that is not enough, we can
volunteer.
IA WE D our voice to that OF everyone else
in asking the fullest possible measure Of support and
cooperation for the Red Cross, making this year one OF
the biggest and best ever.
, 1959-03-06

YOU IAN 4 hrFORD IL Miss IH1O
AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION
All furnishings and equipment Of the former Henge.
Date March 4 1859, Saturday
Time 1000 AM to 1900 Noon ! 200 PM to
place The former Henge, christansted, St. croix, vi
public Showing Thursday, March 5th and Friday,
March 9th, from 900 AM 10 400 PM I,
LIENS being auctiOned:
OLD PRINTS OFFICE EQUIPMENT
DANISH CHINA
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT BEDS
HoGAN BOWLS ANTIQUES
TABLES CHAIRS AIR CONDITIONER
STOVES PHoNoGRAPH o
r. FREEzERS
AND A OTHER VALUABLE ITEMS
Evening star., 1959-05-24
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FORD 81 coupe; new paint.
naugahyde interior: rebuilt '4s
Mercury engine. customized.
After 6 pm. JU. 8-4215.
ALTO SAxOPHONE. excellent
condition. and case. 500 or best
offer. DU. 5-7l7o after s pm.
FOR SALE or trade for car; Al
Ford truck with 50 olds en-
gine; runs good. needs wiring;
best offer. Al Ford engine,
best csfer. JU. 7-762l.
HOOD '46 to '48 Ford; no dents;
excel. condition. EN-. 3-208o. Al.
FORD 1899 coupe: excellent stock
racer: $35 or best cash offer.
WA. 7-522i.
FORD 1850 semi Custom VS.;
straight stick, radio, rear
speaker. heater. new WV. tires.
spinners, mildly loaded and
lowered; perfect body, no rust.
scratches or dents: new metal
lie mist paint: complete new
blue and white naueahyde In
terror: excellent running con-
dition; $3.50. Call DOUG, KE.
8-2428.
FORD '48 convertible: must sell.
Ell. 6-2I7O.
TWO FORnIALS, / short green
silk organza, $40; long yellow
organdy. So: for prom or we'd
ding. XII. 8-e902.
DRESSES, win sen to remodel
good quality cotton and silk
dresses. size IA: 75c and 81.
AID. 2-6672.
IA NICE BOX OF STATIONERY
printed with your name and
address in elegant Park Ave-
nue. style type with blue ink;
80 sheets and IS envelopes; So
postpaid. Send check or money
order to: THE VILLAGE
PRESS, 3l06 Jennings rd.,
Kensington. Maryland.
PRECIOUS, all-ruffled, pink net
formal. worn once. size 9; will
include silver heels and crino-
line. Please call CL. 6-7362.
FOR SALE-4-barrel carb. and
manifold for Pontiac va, air
cleaner included. Call LEON
MIRANIAN, EN-. 3-7363.
Evening star., 1959-05-24


FOR sALE-4s Mere. rebuilt en-
gine; loaded: new interior. new
radio, new tires: good body.
Call JOE after S. JU. 5-e29a;
best offer.
HUDSON 1919 4-door. +. and h.,
runs good. $40 or best offer.
40S N. George Mason Dr.. Arl..
Va. Apt. 3.
FORD AT Tudor sedan; almost
complete. whole or parts. JIM.
OIL. 9-8906.
PLYMOUTH 50 2-door sedan:
interior and exterior IN good
condition: needs minor motor
and body work. SAM, UN. -
1851.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

II you would like 70 join the
Dick Webb Fan Club. call or
write to COLLEEN, BETTY. or
SUE. LU. 4-2173, 1915 7 st. Sc.
WILL TRADE new Martin uke
and case as part payment on
pump organ. HO. 2-4092
WHAT: Coolidge reunion: where:
Coolidge cafeteria: when: May
Is at 3 pm.
LIKE GOOD MUSICs Then
YOU'LL like the NOMAD5.
with music and prices to please.
JU. 5-4252.
BELT JR. HIGH STUDENTS:
Z B0b,s your boyl Elect Bob
Weinberg vice president. stu
dent council
GUITAR LESSONS, your home;
learn juke box songs. CLYDE
MARSHALL, 10. 8-5486.
MAY WE HAVE THE NEXT
DANCE? Engage areas hot
test new rock n roll comb0
for your next social affair:
reasonable rates. THE DUKES,
JU. 9-15o4.
IT'S FUN TO STNG-Teen-age
singing class has room for 2
more girls; pub. Appearances.
HO. 2-5280.
JON SILVER PRESENTS: Quail
ity dance orchestras. all sizes,
reasonable rates. experienced
advice. HE. e-247B.
GIVE AWAY, 4 kittens. 3 orangs
and ! black: clean. cute and
healthy. Ludlow 2-1581.
WE HAVE the oldies. the new
ones too: wen play records
just for you. We play at dances
and parties; $50 records. BOB.
LU. 2-1345.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

winner Of q $500 writing
award from Westinghouse.
Judith is one of "a Fairfax
High seniors who have been
offered q total OF t1O7.094 in
college scholarships. Stephen
Fisher has offers from the
University of Chicago. Renn-
selaer and Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology.
Deborah Dove received the
first award from the Virginia
Congress Of PTAs ever to be
presented to q Fairfax High
student.
Evening star., 1959-05-24
Greetinqs


JUDY R.-The happiest birthday
ever on May q. Love always.
ALAN.
YYONNE-Happy 18th Birthday.
Love always. NIKE. JACK,
JIMMIE and ALL
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY, jaime.
To very dear daughter. heaps
Of love, NOM. DAD.
SANDY MIILER-Happy 18th
Birthday May 20. Lots Of love.
LYNNE. NOM. DAD and
MANA
GENE CARPENTER = Happy
Birthday to q real sweet guy.
Love, CARROLL REYES.
Evening star., 1959-05-24
Help W1nted

MALE HELP (white). Are you
a high school student with a
car, looking for a summer job
with good pay? Here is a
chance for you to learn q
promotion business. Good
salary, car allowance. good
commission. Gail IA. 7-4708,
IL noon to 5 pm, ask for MRS.
FITZPATRICK.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

TWELVE Arlington Junior
and senior high school stu
dents have received State
prizes for excellence in Span
ish and French from the
American Association Of
Teachers Of French and
Spanish.
The winners are Lynne
GosSett, Nancy B ancroft,
william Bernard and Cotton
Kent Of Wakefield High;
Martha Hincks, Susan Sco-
vile. Pat White, Judy Foster,
Peter Basquin and Joan
Hersey. all Of Washington
Lee High: Judith Jones Of
Williamsburg Junior High
and Judi Namias of STRAIT,
ford Junior High.
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Miscellaneous
Wunted

WANTED-one motor scooter,
l04o-51: reasonable price. UN.
4-4536 Sunday all day. week
days after 4 pm.
WANTED-Barbell and dumbbell
set. Cau JOE. after s. ut JU.
5-62o4.
Evening star., 1959-05-24
HOW 10 PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday pm. for Sunday following Ada
received too late viii appear week later.
RATES: lines 25c 1oc additional line You can
figure the cost yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure Give your name ad-
dress and telephone number and send your adj plun
payment. to TEEN-ADS. The Washington Star. wash
ington 3, D. c.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

SUSAN VAN POOL of Be-
thesda Chevy Chase High
has won first prize in a poster
contest to raise funds for
Camp Echo Lake, a nom
profit organization that sends
underprivileged children to
summer camp.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

ington 3. D. c.
aIIllulIIiHlIHIuulInnHlnlnHiHinlHHIImmIH
MERCURY 1856 2-dr.:: blk. and
white. Mercomatic, Wv. tires,
r. and h., Ike new and i'm
maculate: one OF three cars,
must sell: Sl.095. LU. 2-1335.
MOTORCYCLE 1856 Mustang;
excellent condition; SITS. RE.
6-058g.
HAVE ALUMINIUM HEADS, win
sell. 1888 Ford. Mere, $40.
Cali BUTCH, JU. 5-7996.
STUDE. so Champion: standard
shift, overdrive;; needs some
work; reasonable. Call JE.
2-76o7.
FORD 40 Tudor: with '48 Mere.
fiathead; ike-new body, custom
interior. white and black int:
lakes: many goodies. Also new
grilies for 40 de luxe and older
model Fords and Meres.: s. and
". gauges, etc. Call JIM, JU.
1883.
FOR SALE = 24-inch. Flying
Cloud bicycle; in good condi-
ton; reasonable. Call JU. s.
256l.
BUICK 1889 coupe; 1-famfly
owned: depend. transp. with
normal repairs req; good ap-I
pearance; ? new tires. RE.
6-756s.
RING, girls gold Coolidge High
senior ring, class Of IS, SO.
RA. 3-2637.
FORD 1890 roadster: good con-
dition. prime: 500. Weekdays
after 1, JU. 9-4587.
MOTORCYCLE 1857 Allstate;
$50 &C., windshield, mirror; ex-
celIent condition: $3.50 or best
reasonable offer. LU. 2-2333.
THREE LITTLE KITTENS want
home and loving care: 2 fuzzy
gray. l tiger; viii deliver. JU.
5-9393.
CHEVROLET le4l 2-dr. sedan;
perfect body, interior, radio,
heater, ETC.; $l25. Call IA.
8-O047.
GUITAR, chimes" excellent
condition. case included; $50
or best offer. Cali JE. 2-4282,
ask for MICKEY.
BIKE, boys 20-in.; $25. JU.
8-9l94.
MOTORCYCLE Indian 500 &C.;
excellent shape; $3.50 cash. Call
J. DIESEM, NO. 1854 after g..
FORD '36 coupe; body and en-
gine good, mechanical brakes:
$50 or best cash offer. 10.
1884.
MIDGET RACER with 71z h-p.
Briggs and Stratton engine:
needs front wheel. otherwise
okay; has automatic clutch;
drum brake and welded steel
frame; goes IS m.ph.; SIS.
IA. 2-8415.
FREE! IA different Russian
stamps with request for all
mint fc to Sc foreign approvals.
MARTINS STAMP SERVICE,
s546 11th ave, Sil. spg., Md.
ENGLISH BIKE, boys 2s-in.,
with gears. SIS. FE. 3-721o.
AQUARIUM. 15-gal. an equipped.
$40. Call FE. 3-72Io.
FOR SALE-Motorcycle parts Of
all kinds, also frame and tire.
JE. 3-O292.
DESK, for girls room; love seat;
corner cabinet record player
and radio cabinet. KE. e-s37s.
HAAfSTERS, young, 75c each.
Weekdays, LO. 5-0943.
GUITAR, blond and black Sill
vertone, new condition, SIS.
Call GARY, AP. 7-0o52.
SELL-Austrian Army rife, 81
mm., bolt action, good condi-
ton: SIS. JOHN, OIL. e-s006.
YEARLING, grade Shetland colt
for sale, t125. Ell. 6-3028.
MERCURY 1851: semicustom-
lied, stock rebuilt engine; good
tires new upholstery; 500.
Call King 9-2085.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

Susan won over Al other
entrants from Montgomery
County high schools. Her
prize was q SIS gift certifi-
cate.
Sigrid Manning OF North
wood High was second and
Lindy Gorden of Gathers
burg High and Sandy Bren-
ton Of Northwood High tied
for third place. The posters
win be placed in store win
dows in the area.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

ALL THE PAINT that got
brushed on on canvases dur
ing the year at Montgomery
Blair High viii be in the lime
light Friday when the schools
art department presents its
annual art show.
The show win be open to
the public from 9 am. until
10 pm. at the school.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

ANOTHER scholarship has
gone to Joan Roderick. a Re-
gina High senior. Her latest
is q four-year tuition scholar
ship to the University Of
Maryland's School of Engi-
neering.
Joan, who plans to major
in civil engineering. recently
won a $500 scholarship to
the College Of Mount st. Vim
cent in New York.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

JUDITH WELLES, a Fair
fax High senior. will have to
choose one Of three scholar
ships from Barnard College,
Northwestern University or
Vassar. Judith, coeditor Of
the school newspaper, also is
Evening star., 1959-05-24
STUDENTS AND SCHOOLS
Pitch to Be Musical
At Wheaton High

The pitch at Wheaton
High this week will be a mu-
sical one.
On Tuesday the schools
choral department, 1876 voices
strong, will present its an
nual concert, Festival of
Song" at 8 pm. in the gym.
Numbers win include folk
songs. Broadway hits and
music of faith. Tickets are
so cents.
Friday at 8 pm. Wheaton's
band viii combine with Belt
Junior Highs band for a con-
cert at Wheaton.
THREE SCHOLARSHIPS
totaling $500 have been
awarded to Falls Church
High seniors by the schools
chapter Of Quill and Scroll.
A 5000 award went to Lin
da Loughton. president of
the chapter. Awards of 500
each went to Ellen Garfield.
editor of the school news
paper. the Jaguar Journal.
and Michael Ann Callahan,
art editor of the literary
magazine. the Paw Print.
The scholarships and four
silver bowls were presented at
the chapters annual induc-
ton b banquet. The bowls
were given to Bill Rutiser,
editor of the Paw Print: Anne
Mason. editor of the year.
book, the Jaguar; Ellen Gar
field and Linda Rohr.
Inducted into Quill and
Scroll were Bob Aaronson.
Bob Auburn, Tom Bowman,
Louise Disc, Nancy Hord.
Betsy Lamphere. Karen Nc
nvaine, Sue Meara, Heather
PEBBLES, Ann Pollard, Virginia
Rink, Linda Rohr and Eliza
beth Sherwood.
Evening star., 1959-05-24
NANCY HovEY-KING, .

NANCY HOVEY-KING. q
George Mason High junior.
has been elected president Of
the st. Patrick's Episcopal
Young Churchmen for the
1959-60 year..
Other Virginia teen-agers
elected to the group are Peggy
Han. vice president: Judy
Hall, secretary. and Curt
Chadwick, chaplain, all stu
dents at Falls Church High.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

MISREPRESENTATION - Nearly
new. center-hall rambler: 2 bed.
rms. 2 baths, large kitchen with
eating space. ground -level bsmt
garage: very low thirties. Cal
OIL. 6-2344, once onen q It'll q
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

M eUAcKENBoa On. NV.
, o'ss y. : BIC rHs- q baths vsrs
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SIMMER

Miller-built Colonial
in excellent condition: mod kit,
library. full bath on LIST floor: 4
bedrms. : baths on 2nd 'uli
bsmt., sarage; wall-to-wsll carpets
and draneries INCLUDED; E.es' call
W. rr {. @ Y &. Il. MILLER IA bEv. CO,
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Burch Realty Co.
Andrews-C Camp Springs

Andrews-Camp Spring;
TEMPLE HILLS
Monthly payments Of less
than 500 can buy this brick.
3-bedrm., full bsnt.. separate
din. rfn., duplex home. Close
to school. transp. and church
BRADBURY PARK
1h-story brick Cape Cod
home, ideal for growing FAM
ny. 4 bedrms.. full. bsmt.
Priced TO sell FLA $16,25Q.
Immediate. possession to quail
ifield purchaser.
SUITLAND-WEST AVE.
Early possession on this
3-bedrm. brick rambler. Corr
ner lot. screened porch,
flreplaces. full bsnnt.. Ia
attic. S3.50U down. S24.a50.
CAMP SPRINGS
If you like privacy. see
this rambler, 3 bedrms.. oil
summer-winter hookup, large
equipped kitchen. fireplace.
Mr.. churches. Number Of ey-
trss owner leaving area.
CAMP SPRINGS
SHARON RID.
Newly decorated Ayr old
brick rambler. situated on Pa
acre lot. 8 bedrms.. fnll
bsmt.. breezeway and garage.
FILA appraised. S21 $50.
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL q PM.
2. DIXON. REALToR. RE. d-S7s
ACCOKEEK. MD. Newly finishe
~ and Z kedroofa homae Eaeh n
"a acre lot. S0,a5O-Sl 0,950 wit
easy terms. Blu. 3-2492.
CAMP sPRINGS-I-aere lot. Car
Cod. suitable for ] or . fsmiliet
2-bedrm. apt. on LIST iir.: 3-rool
apt. on End fr.: detached garag
full bsmt.; more land availanl
Frll price. $15.a5Q PUFFENBEF
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HOUSES boa sALf--Mn.


Al coND.--LarFs 8-bedFm. brick
rambler; ih baths. seq. din. table
npace IN kll. EId6 porch. rec
rIii. children's play fuls patio IN
rear. nice level lot, close 70
schools and transportation, n. "a
HUMPHREYS, ~. $4,000, ~
B-iile,
Ah1EnIcAN u. pARK--s-bedrm, 2.
bath Cape Cod. nice rec. nm. leyel
lot; priced 10 Sell quickly. CHEVY
cHAnE REALTY, I'm a-leoOi
AMKR. U.-wEsTMORELAND--
Drastlcally reduced 10 S14 $50,
and must be sold Immediately
Beautiful biz 3-hedrm.. 21s-bath,
brk. Colonial, with panelcd den
and slate roof. newly decorated
and vacant Wonderful neinhbor-
hood, near Westbrook elementary,
Little Flower and Kenwood Club
Mr.. Murray, OF, 0-607d. PRANK
s. Philips. INC. OIL. 2-f0O0,
AMER. U. AREA BUNGALOW
Really cute and cozyl 2-bedrm.
brk. BUNGALOW, Just OF Western
ave, not far from Westmoreland
circle and eprinn Valley shopping
Nice shady. level lot, porch. gal
hot.water heat. Newly decorated
No basement but permanent stair
way Y large sxpendahle sttie'
$l1.e0os FRANK g. PhlLLiPs
INC, Di. 7-i4ll: ewes. NO
AMER. U.-wEsTMoRELAND-Ex.
traordinary value on Westgate
Handsome 3-bedrm.. .th-bath brk
Colonial With . nice pansleq den
WONDERFUL ioe., near Westbrool
Elementary, Little Flower end
KenEood club; Mr. MIErsy; o.
INC. OF. .-7000.
ASHTON AREA-countrv homes
building sites and farms ASHTON
REALTY CO. EV. 4.lf43
ASSUME 4b LIST TRUST. slOl
MOI Silver Sprins. Forest 0leI
area; Sl6,95O. Brk. Cape Cod.
bay windows; Ice, liy. rm., sep
din. rm., 2 frepls., mod. kit,
bedrms; scr. porch; paneled rec
rm.. garage. win accept FHA con
tract. OWNER, 10. 5-2520.
ASSUME LARGE VA loan on thl
brick spiit-ieVel with central al
conditioner. Liv. I'm. with firepl.
sep. din. rm. with doors 70 scr
porch, de luxe kit. with eye-leve
oven, dishwasher, disposal AM
refgr.. 8 bedrms,, baths on UP
per level. Lower level has rec. rm.
u bath and full subbasemen
seldom found In spIit.levels. Mic
ccnd., nice lot, Walk 70 bus an 2,
school, Owner transierred; askir q q
S iS,ISS; Z ju. ss.ssSSdL.A BLANCHARD
ATTRACTIVE, spacious rambler
Custom built center hall plan
Living room 17x24, with fireplace
kitchen 1918, 4 large bedrooms
3 baths, large daylight rec. room
fireplace. Close To- transportation
a-Snnn suee IN E.iiio ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
OIL. 4-6833


cOLEsyILLE RD.--Attrac 4-bed-
cond.: oil h.sW.h.: earage: bssut.
Handicapped 1-acre lot. Priced s19,-
$50. EDWARDS a RENICK, MA.
2.l199: ewes, EN-. 3-9317,
COLESvILLE - $3.50; 2-bedrvn,
"cAREFREE LIVING on s-acre
lot with built-in garaFe. w J.
NICHOLAS. HE $1,000.
CONN. AVE. EsT.-Priced siashed
rambler "a lovsiy reg rew r D,rm pansie ed
liv rm. with firepl. Assume AZ
loan S16.e5O. BEERS BROS.
Ju. $3.50,
CONN. AVE. ESTS.-3-bedrm. ram
Schools. Assume is sIi.aS Isp al ~ ios q
S97 mo. Price. Sl3,950. Immediate
occupancy. DONALD Z. YOONKIN
a. CO. 10. 4-S022, I'll o.
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-This Is II.
" fenced yd. and driveway Won't
last a. S16,250. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MOT. 10. 5-s6sf
OONN. AVE-. EcIALES - ASSUME
large CT loan or $500 down, FLA.
3-bedrm,. brick rambler; full
bsnt.: large screened porch. SIG
LER a CO., 10. 1883.
CONN. AVE EsTATEs-Brick 4
bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod: finished
hsnit. Assume 4iasb loan.
TAMBLYN A. CO 10. 5000
CONN, EsTATEs-3-bedrm. brick
rambler. 500 down, sos mo-:
i,p.t.!. FLA 30 yrs.
3-bedrm. brick rambler; $4,000
down. SOS mo-: ip.ti.: 20-yr
assumption.
Wheaton Woods bedrm., 2-bath,
brick Cape Cod: bsmt.;. $1,000
down, $40 mo-, ip.ti.; FLA
4ebedrm.. e-bath, brick Cape Cod;
bsmt,; $4,000 down, S170 mo-,
t.pti, 20-yr. assumption.
CLAUDE WOOD. LO. 4-7700
COUNTRY IN THE SPRING; Coles
vile Farm Estates - Magnificent
rambler home, on ss acre with
fruit trees: one block from school
in area Of custom homes: 3 twin
sized bedrooms, " baths: S93,-
$50. A; J. KESSINGER a CO.,