davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the Pentagon who say it never
will exist. The whole concept is
wrong, they say.
These critics are most vocal
in the Air Forces. But Zeus
has its doubters in every service
and among civilian defense
leaders. They would like to have
an effective anti-ICBM weapon
-Zeus is the only one under
development-but they doubt
that the zeus can do the job
we'll enough to justify expendi-
ture of even the 81 billion nee
essary just for the development
phase.
Feasibility Under Study
To get a better idea of the
technical feasibility of the pro-
gram, the President this year
asked a panel of scientists,
headed by DR.. George Kis-'
tiakowsky, his science adviser,
to study the Zeus. They will
not report until next year. but
the Army believes preliminary
findings are encouraging enough
to justify another year Of de-
velopment and also conStruc-
ton of facilities to manufacture
the several million tiny tranSis-
tors the system will need.
The zeus, like all other new
weapons, will be re-examined
continually and it will always
be under a threat of extinction
if results don't seem to justify
expenditures.
Criticism of the Zeus ex-
tends beyond its ability to hit
the target. The Air Force says
it is based on the wrong techni-
cal concept-that it is built
around the obsolete Army idea
of defending a point that
is, a city or military base
rather than an "area"-the
whole North American CONT
nent.
Possible Explosion Peril
Some scientists believe that
an intercepted ICBM warhead
can be engineered to explode
when the zeuS approaches it.
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Northeast Group
Elects Officers

The Northeast Business
Mems Association last night
elected the following officerst
President Troy v. Cooper; first
vice president, George E. Cole;
second vice president, Fred Col
bart; secretary, George C..
Dreos; treasurer, Ralph G..
Keller; general counsel, William
Pace; sergeant at arms, Russell
Persanti.
Elected to the executive board
for one-year terms were John
Bryan, chairman; Louis Bowd-
Ter, Leslie C. Shaffer, John
Better.
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FIRE OR NO FIRE, ELVETA
KEPT THAT DOOR LOCKED

NEW YORK (AP).-Fire no fire. 6-year-od Elveta
Hall wouldn't open her apartment door
neighbor, Mrs Clarette McCsnts, smoke curling
from under the door of the Halls thrd-hoor Brooklyn
apartment yesterday.
Mrs. McCants pounded on the locked door. Inside
the fiat Elveta, her four brothers. and little
neighbor boy
This is Mrs McCants. Open the door, Honey"
Said Elveta: mo. Ny Mummy says mustn't open
the door to anybody"
But Eveta, think there's fire in your house"
Said Elveta: 81 know there is My brother Gregory
set the fire"
"Elvetal Call your mother quick!"
Said ElVeta: "She'S in the cellar washing clothes"
Mrs McCantS frantcaly and finally persuaded Elveta
to unlock the door. The and her neghbors then
rushed into the apartment and quickly carried out the
six chidren-Elveta her brothers. Gregory s. Richard T.
Stephen, g. and Ernest 8l2 months and 112-year-old
Danny Cohen.
The youngsters were bawng and coughing, but unhurt
Evening star., 1959-11-20

desk is tiny compared with the
ultimate cost of the entire
weapons system. When fully in
use, it viii cost around SIS bill
lion, more than the annual
budget for the entire military
establishment in the immediate
post World War II years.
The development money for
the 1861 fiscal year, which be-
gins next July l, will total per-
hapS $500 million or S400 mil
lon-the exact figure will be
a secret until the budget is sent
to Congress in January.
The Army hopes soon to get
an additional Sl37 million
which was appropriated for
Zeus under the current budget
but was held back by the Sec
retary of Defense pending fur
ther exploration of the whole
Zeus idea.
The Army believes recent
progress on Zeus has been so
rapid and the outlook for the
whole weapon so favorable
that the money will be granted
pretty much as requested. One
Army man said the people
working on Zeus "are not only
pleased but astonished" at the
rapid progress.
Test of System Slated
After one test failure, another
recent launching of the first
stage of the missile was a COM
plete success, and the Army is
planning to test early next year
the entire production system.
1t will be quite a system
The Zeus is designed to inter-
cept the small nuclear warhead
Of an enemy intercontinental
ballistic missile, hurtlin g
through space at thousands of
miles an hour. To intercept
that ICBM, the zeus, reliable
estimates say, will have to rise
200 miles in 2 minutes and
be guided accurately to an in
visible target.
This is speed and precision
that does not now exist in a
missile.
There are responsible men ir
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If the intetception were to
trigger a nuclear explosion,
then the people in the city be-
low would be showered with
radiation and would be burned
If the sky were clear. they ar
que.
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will be raised during the COM
ing budget studies in the exec
utive and Congress. But the
Army believes the test successes
of the Zeus are making it look
more and more like a winner
Evening star., 1959-11-20

The Air Force, also, looks at
Air defense as an Air Force
job and believes the Army
wants zeus more as a power
and prestige symbol than as
an effective weapon.
These arguments no doubt
Evening star., 1959-11-20
President Seen Likely
To Okoy Zeus Funds
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
Star Stan Writer

decision to spend money the development of
the NkeZeus antICBM missile Of the most expensive
and weapons sought by the Army to
be likely result of the Presidents current review of the
defense budget.
The money for Zeus in the budget now the Presidents
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Size TIA Coot Girls Weor Snowsu Chdens Weor
Konns-4th Floor; Washington; End Floor, Arlington
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Reunion With Relatives
Takes BurtOns to Alps

Retired Supreme Court
Justice and Mrs. Harold
Burton will make nostalgia
pilgrimage this summer to
the home of his ancestors in
Switzerland.
The BurtonS have made
the same trip several times
before, starting in 1947 when
the Justice set out to trace
some of his ancestors he
found mentioned in an old
diary.
The diary had been kept
by John Hitz, the Justices
grandfather and the second
Swiss Consul to the United
States (hiS great-grand-
father, also John HitZ, was
the first Swiss Consul here.
The diary recounts John
Hitz' journeys around the
United States in 1888 seek
ing information on Swiss
boys who had fought in this
country'S Civil War. Such in
formation as he collected Mr..
Hitz brought back to the
boys families in Switzerland.
The latter part of the diary
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also talks about Swiss rela-
tives John Hitz visited during
his return to Switzerland,
and it is the descendants of
these that Justice and Mrs.
Burton sought out.
They found about 10 on
their first pilgrimage, in 1947,
and they have gone back
every couple Of years since
to keep up the acquaintance.
On different trips they
have been accompanied by
different ones of their four
children, all of whom they
want to have meet the Swiss
relatives.
Sons Williams and Robert,
with their wives, nave al
ready gone. This year. a
daughter and Son-ln-law, the
Wallace AdlerS of Cleveland,
will fly to join them.
The BurtonS, who always
go on the ship Noordam,
leave Saturday.
The foursome will meet in
Amsterdam, drive through
Holland and Switzerland,
with a long stop at the famed
ski resort of Holsters, where
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president; Mrs. Michael K.
Johns, recording secretary:
Mrs. M. w. Blankinship.
corresponding secretary; Miss
Lois Hendrick, treasurer;
and Mrs. Karl Goldberg,
college night chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

the Hitzes originated. Then
they will tour Italy. The
Burtons will return here
September Is.
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Officers Elected

Newly elected officers OF
the Associated Alumnae
Clubs OF Washington for the
coming year are Mrs. W.
Oliver Kincannon, president;
Mrs. David c. Acheson, vice
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DEAR DICK: Pm very much in IoUe Nth boy sOho
ives in The same tosaR as do, but at the present
he is going to college about 200 miles from here.
One speekend ocn he comes home he is real nice to
me and he next soeekend he acts as if he doesn't
even kno,U me. Fee tried everything to forget about
him but can't. But don't knoI0 whether can
stand all this seesasCing back and forth.
SALLY, DcnoeT, Colo.
Try the merrygoFound instead Of the seesaw
and try for gold ring instead Of q brass one.
Tsovbls wish passnss
DEAR DICK: My problem is my parents. am
II years Old, but my parents treat me as though
scere sevcn. Friends ask me to do things such as
go downtown, and my parents think Of silly reasons
that keep me from going, such as baking cake.
haze an older sister sOho has had many priUi-
leges and thinks should be GLlosued these also.
We haze both talked to my parents, but il doesn't
do any good. loUe my parents, and know that
dis "ogePr0tecti0B" is because they LoUe me too.
What should do? SUE, Seattle, Wash.
u 1t is hard to understand how your parents
could make one set of rules for one daughter and
an entirely different set for another without some
very good reason. How about asking for trial
period, which win allow you the same privileges
your sister has? Then you can prove you are
worthy N6RoQI
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for marriage now - you more than he because he
recognizes he's still wet behind the ears while
you'd be willing to disregard all danger signals.
heartily recommend that you put of your
marriage for year or two. Immediate plans
would be foolish now. The day you can feel
safe in hiring the preacher viii be the day the boy
convinces you that he has learned his lesson.
Don't you try to convince him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

On campus or of, these Stacks have wha
they need no ironing Easy on your bud
PeppeFeI's weaving of DuPont's miracle
styled feature, such as trim n tapered I
colors: Tan, Antelope. Black, Charcoal. Men
At your favorite Department or Mems store,
R]ELI[A1NlClEI MANUFACTURE,
MAKERS OF PADDLE & SADDLE sPoRTsw
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Hold up the
march,!

Her fance's been dating
other girls-but she still loves him
DEAR DICK: haze been going sUith boy for tsOO
years. We sOeye planning on getting married as
soon as finished my freshman year IN college but
IGtey he has become Involved ,oitk tiOo other girls.
RigM moan he wants to come back to me, but he is
scared that he sUiN hurt me again.
My problem is, hosU do I convince him that he
Shouldn't feel ashamed and that he has learned his
lesson Nth the other givs9 IloUe him very much and
wanf to marry him. MAGGIE, Rochester. N. Y.
don't agree with you that your problem is
how to convince your boy friend that he has
learned his lesson. You both seem too immature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

FoRHsTvILLE-s2 900 down. New
3-bedrm. rambler with walkout
bsmt.. modern kit, walking dis
lance to schools and shopping,
Call Mr.. Seaton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

Brick Cape Cod in cow. Riverdale
area. Close to Pr. Geo. Plaza,
schools and transp. Feat. bed
rms. 9 full baths. sep. din. rm.,
built-in garage, scr. front and
rear porches. A real value at
S17,950; FILA or VA financing
avail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

Choice Takoma Park Area
FILA Apr. $4,000, $1,000 On.
Charming detached brick rambler
with beautifully Handicapped yard.
Lovely liv. rm., full din. rm., up
to-date kitchen, = full-sized bed
rms. and bath on LIST A., plus
beautiful dormitory room upstairs.
Full bsmt., auto. heat. Call tn. q
4240.
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A STEPHENS DUO

Robert L. Stephens, Realtor
HE. 4-3500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CARROLL HIGHLANDs-S-bedrm
sep din rm,, ali large rooms
full rec, TYPE bsmt. FILA approved
Call PRINCE GEORGES PROP.
ERTIES, APP 7-7774.
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BOILING AREA = 5-bedroom Cane
Cod, liv. rm. with fireplace, fun
bsmt.; on a lovely fenced lot with
trees; this is an ideal home for a
large family. Only S21,50O. Com
ventional or FLA financing. FRED
ER1CK W BERENS SALES, INC :,
RE 6-540O
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ATTENTION.
HOME River

A MUST TO SEE for the most dis
eliminating buyer is this new s.
III baths, csrport and many ex.
tras on q beautiful Ha-acre lot in
CRIS-MAR MANOR. Low dn.
paymt.
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COLLEGE PARK-Move in quickly
with / Ice. bedrm., sep. din. rm.,
with exit; level lot. Price, $4,000,
payments like rent. UN. 1883.
peter i. hagan & son
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DISCRIMINATING Taste?

Tired Of looking at houses that re-
auire YOU TO paint and repair
to bring them up 70 your expec-
tations Of q HOME for YOUR
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BROADWATER ESTS.
OPEN Ga

These brick ramblers have 4 lge.
comfortable bedrms., enormous liv.
nm. with fireplace. eating size din.
area. kit. with the woman in
mind. WAIT! There is more! Huge
walk-out bsmt. with fireplace, de-
signed for the entertaining family
Come out today Dir: Out Indian
Head hwy. to Livingston I'd, right
and follow MOORE q MOORE
signs. Ewes. Mr.. Golob, RE. B.
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

CAMP SPRINGS, on Barto ave. mr.
Auth. rd.-Large selection of ram.
blers, split levels; 3-4-5 bedrooms
$4,000 and up. 10. 2-2137.
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SALE BY OWNER

e6b- 4 f NAS0gi PET EnDs sA5E
HEAT, Full BASEMENT, LGE,
FENCED YARD, FRUIT TREES.
SCREENED PORCH. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. ONLY $3.50 DOWN,
EASY TERMS. CALL AP. 7-4696.
sEABROOK-S15,900
2 blks. from elem. school. 8 lge.
bedrms.. sep. din area, fully equip
kit. with Ice eating space. If
you are looking for q bsmt suit
able for q rec. rn.-SEE THIS
with lge windows, no obstruction,
roughed-in bath, outside entr.
LEvERONE CONST. CO., INC.
For Apt. Call AP. 7-5056
SEABROOK ACRES-De luxe new
3-,,ge. -bedlm. brk and frame nm
bier: picture window liv. rm.;
raised hearth frepl.; mod. equip.
kit: full din. rm.; ] "a tiled baths;
full bsmt.; lge. lot: shade trees;
only S19.950, EHA terms. JAMES
I. MUNDY. UN. 4-5600.
SILVER SPRING = 3-bedrm. brk
Close in, cow. to everything.
Owner retiring. Someone else's
good fortune. Asking S17,950 or
subject to FLA.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
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HOUSES EoR sALE-Mp.


cOLMAR MANOR--3-bedrm. bunga,
low; liv, rm.. dip. rma KY, I and
$1,000 dn.. incl. settlement costs \.
$40 per mo-, incl, taxes and m
surance. TO. 9-b4a0,
CORNER BRICK CAFE coD-Liy.
bath on S5n' Isl III door IND hScP ~.
fully sssIiiipDed Tor , spts,; lot
70xleh: excellent oSpSis gSn n
gross p PAUL gLoJ 2 STONE Tu'
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PALMER PARK

PALMER PARK
LOVELY THREE BEDRM. RAM.
BIER. , CLEAN as A ,I nm. HUGH 81
Re BEEA IIFyDs REC Re-. RM. LOCATED,
LOVELY FLOWERS AND SHRUBS
ASSUME PRESENT OWNER LOAN
WITH PAYMENTS OF ONLY SSS
PER MO. FOR EVERYTHING,
HURRY, THIS ONE WON'T LAST!
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE ROUSE OF HOMES"

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME
NEAR CHURCH AND SCHOOL,
This lovely home is Just one block
away. New BRICK home has FOUR
bedrooms and TWO full tile baths.
SEPARATE dining room, LARGE
kitchen and LARGE tiled basement;
located on quiet, attractive street
and selling at the FILA appraised
price, $4,000 This home is out
standing!! Exclusive with BOW
ERS BROS. INC, AP. 7-s400.
ASSUME 41s9s CT LOAN at 500
per mo. on this beaut. brick Cape
Cod with sep. din. rm. and 3 spac
bedrms., full bsmt. and rec. rm.:
lge. tree-shaded lot: close to
schools. transp. and shops. Only
S14,S50 full price. E. C. HILLEY
& CO, REALTORS, AP. 7-7200
ASSUME 4he6 LOAN with small
dn payment, mo. payment $50 90
pays all. 3 bedrms., all-brick with
Total price, $13,950. UN. 1888
peter j. hagan & son
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VESTA REAL ESTATE
Houses by Hughes

SI2,5OO-True Cape Cod.
sit. on lge. shaded cor. lot.
comp. fenced, . bedrms. dn.,
I'm. attic, ] blk. to elem.
schools, $500 DIN. FILA, $50
per mo. should handle al.
S15,950-Lge. family at
tention, 6 bedrms., 2 baths.
ige. sep. din. rm.. full bsmt,.
2-story, on beaut. landsc.
lot: close in and walking
dist. to parochial and public
schools Excel. cond. through
out, or can be used as in.
come property. FILA or COW.
terms.
S16,5O0-Beaut. brick CO.
lonial Just over D. c. line in
Chillum area: 3 twin-size
bedrms., sep. din. rm., bsmt.
with fin. rec. rm., Ideally
loo, mr.. everything. FLA or
cow. terms.
SI7,250-Real living in
spac. rooms, ia baths. sep.
din. rm., distinctive neigh
borhood, 3 blks. elem. school,
walking dist. to Pr. Geo.
Plaza shopp. A real buy on
FLA or cow. terms.
w. R. Hughes Co.
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CAROLE HIGHIANl

CAKULE HIGHLANDS - Assume
4I2oo loan. This is an immacu-
late and spacious 3-bedrm, Co
lonial: separate dining room, Ist-
z. powder room: beautiful rec. rm,
Pay only S9697 incl. taxes,
I7.g5aO. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
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FINCHAM
FEATURES
FOREST HEIGHTS

ALL-BRIcK CAPE
COD WITH FOUR LARGE BID
E BINS; THREE TFlFn R RAdHs f,v An M
FIREPLACE AND LARGE PIC
TURE WIEpow. SEPARATE pin ,Ily,
ssMSs MopER S,,I KIT ~ F dNNblnL
s 4 HAlf o 9N 4 boE Nigh r AH
BEAuTiiFuL fPoToMAc' OWNER
ASKING ONLY S24, 800, ON
EXCELLENT TERMS.
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Observation-Disclosures. masonry
home, screened porch, fully
equipped kit, lovely, landscaped
yard; garage. Monty payments
ST. incl. principal, interest. in
surance, taxes, heat. hot water, all
major repairs. No settlement
charges. Part Of down payment
3-bedrm. brick and frame homes
also avail. GREENBELT REALTY
Co. ISL Centerway next to fire.
housed IN GREENBELT SHOP
PING CENTER, OR, 4-4571, CIR.
4-4351.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Attractive
al brick home: 3 bedrms.. 2
baths, large liv. rm., den. kit with
table space, fenced corner lot
FLA or VA terms. S16.950. HUGH
7. PECK. HE. 4-1700.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
(coNrlNUEpl

ADELPHI-Lge. brk, Cape Cod. 4
lac. bedrms,, sep. din, rm.,, eat IN
kit, . fireplaces, 3 full baths, rec
rm,. maids rm., lac; Florida rm,,
MOUNT REALTY Co, WE. b-5422,
ALL 3ls-BEDRM. Bricks Sl4,25O,
with S re, dni on Spproys,di terms ,1IIi
fm.. iiTspl.. i Sii bs sSI; NV h,
porches, ! -ear gar. MARYLAND
SALES, TO. 9-6762,
ANDREWs-Liy. rm. (32xi6l with
S sePms sf plus 0 dsn. Saths ana nd 50.
iariumi full bsmt. with rec rm,,
4-cAr garage. scr. porch, lge. lot
many other extras. $4,000.
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RIvERDALE

Take over loan on this stone Cape
Cod; 3 bedrms., sep. din. nm,
table-space kit; level corner lot;
quick possession; 1000 down.
S92.57 total mo. payts.
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ANDREWS AREA

Open daily. Beautiful all-brick ram
blers; lge. lots. carports; Z firspls:'
Assume lge. loan. DIR: Out MARI
boro pike to Forestville. turn left
on South Forest Edge I'd. to
homes W. v. a. M. REALTY,
INC, RE. $3.50.
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RIVERDALE

TWO BEDRM. BUNGALOW,
h1fGAIEp in u The HEAR, Heart v 0F
T FiREPIAcE AAL LARo EiV sEPARA an
DINING RIM, HUGH KIT, WITH
TWO PANTRIES, ON LARGE
FENCED CORNER LOT. FOR THE
KIDDIES. GOING FHA, FOR JUST
$4,000, ON EASY TERMS.
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Sy,5OU
Neat and clean mod. bungalow with
all lge. rms. and lge. scr. porch.
Diet. gar. Terms and quick posses
sion can be arranged.
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peter /. hagan & son

Andrews-Camp Spring
OPEN 81
72lS Cool Ridge I'd. Camp Springs,
rambler, majestic brk.:. 3 bedrms.,
Ice. liv. rm. with fireplace. dining
Tm.. equip. kit Fla, rni,, full
bsnit., gar fenced lot. Excellent
terms. MORRIS REALTY, RLTRS.,
LU. 2-3362 or CHI. S-74l5.
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NICHOLAS
REALTORS
HE. 4-1000
OADDOT TOM
CARROLTON

Assume 434es GI loan; here's q
rare opportunity to get excel
struction such as all brick, slate
roof, plastered walls, mod. built
in kit; low dn.. payment and
move in with settlement.
THOS. F. HALEY
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ANDREWS AREA
EOrestVille-Brk Cane Cod: z BIZ

ANDREWS AREA
Forestville-Brk. Cape Cod; 3 bed
rms, full din. rm; bsmt.; corner
lot; S15,950; $500 down FLA
Camp SPRINGS bedrms., 2 baths,
din. rn., liv rm. with flrepl.: full
bsmt. h-acre lot: Sl7,500. $1,000
down.
suitland-Brk. duplex: 3 bedrms,,
lge back porch, barbecue: loaded
with extras; $4,000 with $500
down.
Seat Pleasant-S600 down. Bun
galow with expansion attic: .
bedrms., immaculate cond. Only
$4,000 per mo-: $4,000 yr. income
will qualify.
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R. K. SMALL
RE. 5000

BELTsvILLE FARM AREA New
all-brick Cape Cod on big cor.
lot. Twin-size bedrms. plus room
for expansion: full bsmt. Only
$4,000. Small down payment
FREE STATE PROPERTIES, AP
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CHILLUM AREA = 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. 8 yrs. old, din. rm.. full
nsmts Kit, fully equip, II baths,
fenced ydI excel. cond.; $15,500,
peter j. hagan & son
CLINTON, Md bedrms., Ia
s eomD ssap Nv k tm sse d eor FS IT,
only S13,450. Easy terms. M.
RUBIN REALTY, Blu. 3-2492.
CLINTON ACRES, on new Route
M .ni9t tract. new S-bedrm. brick
rec. rm.: bsmt.; built-ifi gar; oil
h.-w.h.; porch; lge. lot. S22.5O0
JR.. owner, cI1NNToSNH. N MDi cY'
7-A233 OR CY 7.R7RR
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GLENDALE

s$s 81 $Rsk $Ss
on GROUND. LOVELY COUNTRY
BURNING FIREPLACE. ALL
LARGE BEDRMs. WITH AMPLE
CLOSET SPACE. LOCATED CON
VENIENT TO NEW SPACE
afdH scHook. owner BuYiNd
NEW HOME, ANXIOUS TO SELL.
HURRY, SEE THIS TODAY
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8 bedrms,,
liv. rm., din. rm.. lge. kit. and
bath: la-acre lot: gas heat.
DALEY REAL ESTATE, AP. =
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BURCH REALTY co.

COLLEGE PARK-Owner's transfer
forces sale on this delightful brk.-
and-shingle Colonial, 8 bedrms.,
sep. din. rm.; full bsmt.: finished
rec. rm.; Anchor fenced I'd. Storm
windows and doors. Only a few
minutes from schools. shops,
transp.; assume $4,000 loan. with
payments less than rent.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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ANDREWS AREA
ANDREWS AREA

DISTRICT HEIGHTS - $1,000
down and assume lie, 5laes loan
on 4-bedrm., 2-bath home on cor.
lot. Din rm., hrepl,, bsmt. Call
Mr.. Bunting.
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Dir: Out Baltimore pkwy. to Chev.
erly exit, turn right blk. al
Cheverley Gates, follow oper
signs TO 1919 Parkway.
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6UITLAND-Brick 3-bedrm. ram
bier on la-acre lot with trees.
Firepl,, III baths, rec. I'm. bsmt.
Call Mrs. Norwood.
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CLOSE : N SOUTHEAST, 81 900
down including settlement, custom
rambler on lge. lot: llv. rm., sep.
din. rm., lge de luxe kit, 2 twin
sized bedrms., full bath and encl.
porch, full bsmt. w(built-in ga
rage A real buy at S15,250. M
MEDIATE POSSESSION. FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC,
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TEMPLE HILLS, FLA approved
1a-acre lot: brick 3-bedrm, ram
bier. nrepl., bsmt. Call Mr.. Alb
bolt.