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Recent building permits is
sued by Prince Georges

Recent building permits is
sued by Prince Georges
County include:
Arthur August d Co.. 462l R St,
3526 and 3o2S 56th ave-, s. cheyerly
Forest: cost, $1,000 each
=. F Philan, 4S06 COlleee ave.
Collsge Park, owner and buileeE;
ssft ssfiRss cost 8 SSS as5,TS each ave o0H's'
Clinton Farley, 6sa1 Ailentoyn
I'd Camp Springs, owner; Robt.
Mangum, builder: dwelling at Noah
ave, Camp Springs; cost. $4,000;
~ 9SiIiisSrd %ais,n LauTsI Sa,S,i 9y1siT ana a
Laurel: cost, $4,000,
Fred spinks, Marlboro pike and
Forestville I'd, Forestville. owner; (;
II Harris, builder; liquor store at
Forestville I'd and Route 4, Forest
vile: cost. $4,000, ..oo :,
Barnabus rd.. washington, owner
and builders: dwelling at Arbroath
Francis Hurt. 5l0I Upphurst St.
Riyerdale, owner; Frank Robbins,
5SlideSi aaifsSi enst dseillSs I'M obaot Rises rd'
Bernadine Rowens. P 20. Box 400.
Glen Dale. owner; Fladung a Row
ems. builders; DWELLING at 9213 Lam
hamsSevern rd,, Lanham; cost.
Ralph D. Rocks aOl1 X st, NV,
Washington, owner and builders; is
DWELLINGS at 18th pl and 18th ave-.
Landover. cost, $4,000 each.
Ralph D. Rocks. coll K St. NV.
WaShington, owner and builders: 3
dwellings at 18th ave. Landover;
cost, $4,000 each
Wendell l.. Hill, 1901 Chalmers
I'd, Silver Spring. owner ana builder:
> dwellings, l900-laa7 Wooded way.
Adelphi: cost, $4,000 and $4,000.
Roeert J. Mcdonald, 5l0a Decatur
St, Edmonston, owner: J. O. Robin
son, builder dwelling at 200 De-
eatur St. EdmonstOn; cost. sl% 500
Home Development, Inc. 5000
Temple Hill Td, owner; James Nc
Hugh Construction, bldrS.. ware
house at Stamp I'd. Silver Hill: cost,
$4,000.
Charles Hemmer. 5749 Llvinss-
ton rd.. Oxon Hill. owner: r. Lenek.
bldrs.; dwelling at 5753 Livingston
rd.. Oxon Hill. cost, $4,000
J. H Marker. 270S Hughes I'd
Adelphi. swner and bldrS.: dwelling
q Kempton rd.. Lanham: cost,
H 4 NJ. Construction. 9I33 9th
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Albert II. Davis, president
Of the Prince Georges County
Real Estate Board, has an
nounced plans for the boards
annual summer outing.
The outing will be held
from noon to 6 pm, July .,
at the Glenn Dale. Country
Club. Glenn Dale, Md.
Frederick NJ. BabcOck, Wash
ington real estate consultant
and valuator, will be one OF
the speakers at the 9th in
ternational conference Of the
American Society OF APP
praisers, Monday through
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Wednesday at the Hotel
Roosevelt, Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Babcock will moderate
q seminar on "A New Look
at the Valuation Of Build
ings and Their Depreciation"
4
C. n. Mitchell. president Of
the United States Savings 81
Loan League, today praised
congressional action increas-
ing the interest rate on CT
loans from 434 per cent to
5l4 per cent.
In a speech before the an
nual convention Of the Saw
ings and Loan League OF
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Weeks Realty Revue

Minnesota yesterday he said:
The vote TO increase the
rate seems also to recognize
the fact that you cannot in
tetfere with the law Of sup
ply and demand in the
money market unless you are
Wiling TO subsidize interest
James L. Dixon 4 Co, an
nounced this week the firm
will move next Wednesday to
new Offices at l144 Eighteenth
street NV. The firms pres
ent address is 1922 Seven
teenth street NV.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT
St. 81. 500 So. IT,; formerly WAKE
fieid Dairy, auto ramp to End a.,
5 finished cAees, leadipg plat
forms. Low price, easy terms.
BOB HOLLANDER, Exclusive
Realtor, 14lI Pa. ave. n.vs Ma
S-e743.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor RENT

Z0NED LIGHT TNDUsTRIALc-10.- =
500 sq. It. ct 55e SO. Il. Close 70
riTcumferential hwy. JE. $4,000.
Z eco so. TT. hrk. and concrete
beg; Indust. zofiing in the heart
of Bethesda; espee. suited for en-
Eineertas an6 research ofices, shop.
light manufacturing, etc. $500
per mo DI 7-47l4.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000 e
Sl50,000. Lower your payments
Group your debts. Refinance your
property. Quick, honest service
Residential. farm, commercial,
construction. Financing, refinanc-
cail or Write Mr. ROBERTS, 2is
z. Lexington street, Baltimore Q,
Md, or Saratoga 7-A047 day,
night, Sundays, holidays.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

RETREAT - A thor
oughly modern home situated on
Q mountain along the Appalachian
Trail. APPROX. so miles from D. G,
The rooms are large. There are 2
stone freplaees, ample closets,
modern kitchen. 12 acres. many
trees and outdoor cooking t2eil-
titles; the view from the living rm.
hIld.nss OF superior quality. Priced
at $4,000. Can IA. $500,
SHANNON q LUCH6, Realtors,
2O55 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
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CADILLAC rs Fleetwood sedan:
$1,000 miles; showroom. cond.
$3.50. Wo. 6-464s.
CADILLAC so Coupe de vile; blue I:
IuIly equipped: power steering,
power brakes; special, S4,7p5; CCC
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
DEAL wfTH ccoNF1bhEENccIES9 cIS9OO
OUR 26th YEAR
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GARAGES
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST NOTE, hishly de-
sirable N. Arl. location; deferred
purchase money note, good makers,
outstanding property. For par
ticulars call Mr.. ARMSTRONG.
CL, $4,000, 8 to 5; ewes. IA.
2-0162
SECOND TRUST NOTE, deferred
purchase money note. full amor
tized, valuable Fairfax location.
For particulars call Mr.. ARM
STRONG. CL, 6-3600, Q to 8;
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FARMS

CATTLE OR SHEEP FARM. camp
or hunting lodge OF 6I5 acres, nr.
Markham. Va, IN Fauauier Co.:
several houses, ou tbut q n 5.
streams. springs. etc. Get details
CORP, CR. 3-4560.
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REAL ESTATE I0AMs

MONEY, End TRUST-We will buy
End trust notes; D. c., nearby Nd.
TIONAL MORTGAGE 4 INVEST
MENT CORP, 1919 N. Y ave.
NV. Ma. S-5S33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, ist
and 2nd trusts INTEREST ATE
MORI0AoE CO., INC. IA 7-5S00
End TRUST deferred purchase notes
in any quantity: top prices. UNI
TED MORTGAGE CO.. JU. 5-l444.
End TRUST NOTES purchased
Reasonable discounts. Metro area
Call MF. 1VEY, OIL. 2-0l77; ewes.
EM. 5-0S75.
$4,000 TO INVEST in preferred
md trust notes. Prefer. N. Arling-
ton property. Call Mr.. Armstrong.
CL 6-36O0: ewes. IA. 2-OI62.
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STORES APIS.
p. j. WALSHE, INC.
41l5 Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646
8707 GEORGIA AVE.

store on 1st tioor of Silver Springs
l4ISest once bldg, Also has own
siSSiirWay sSin to basement space-suit-
Ann,v pIe ior any business or ONCE,
LEO N. BERNsTETN ~ TSS SSIl
AsenSpDE, 2-s4s4, w.
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CONN. AVE.

Entire floor or will divide into units
OF your size. Entire floor has as
rms; $4,000 50. II. Available
April. or possibly Feb. 1 Excel
lent parking. For floor plans apply
Manager, Dupont Circle Bids.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
AUToMoTIVE MISC.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1853 2-dr.: heater, STAN
dard transmission; l owner: low
mileage: 5000 down, CAS- guaran-
tee, balance S795.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC so Coupe de VIE;
silver and white. factory air con-
ditioned. power steering, power
brakes; special, S5,095; CCC guar.
Capitol Cadillae-O OldS Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV FE. $4,000
DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE"
OUR 26th YEAR
Evening star., 1959-12-03
CHERNER

observation-disclosures
1711 Florida Ave. NV. Ho. 2-5O05
CADILLAC SO De vile: 2 tone,
low mileage. JU. 5-4554, JU.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

DOWNTOWN LOCATION for auto
ing for minimum Of & cars. Mr..
Eisner, OIL. $4,000 NATIONWIDE
6AFTI BRAKE CENTERS.
REAL ESTATE ONLY, NV. D. C.
and suburbs. No limit on size
1mmed. action II It suits. PIED
MONT CO, OIL. 6-464S, ewes,
OIL. 2-6250
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have been rescinded even If the
reception of Vice President
Nixon in Russia had been hos
tile. Delivered before Mr.. Nixon
left for Russia, officials here
considered 1t irrevocable.
While Mr.. Khrushchev is ex-
pected to remain In this country
a dozen or more days, the Presi-
dents return visit is not likely
to last more than five or six
days. Unless there should de-
velop reasons for an immediate
summit conference. the Presi-
dent is known to be planning to
let some time elapse between
Mr.. Khrushchev's visit here
and his own trip to Russia.
1t is also the Presidents un-
Outstanding that a British gen.
eral election may be called for
some time in october or No
vember and he does not believe
that a summit meeting should
be held during the six-week
campaign preceding that
election.
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House or at his own embassy
while he is here has yet u
be determined. Plans are being
worked out TO provide the ut
most security for the visi-
tor, wherever he stays and
wherever he goes.
To Stress Own Views
While the President hal
made 1t clear he will not un.
dertake to speak for the West
ern powers in his discussions
with Mr.. Krushchev. he is I'M
derstood to be ready to EN-.
phasize his own views with re-
gard to the conditions for 6
summit meeting.
If Berlin and German unity
are to be the subject Of a sum-
NIT conference, for example
the President will insist that
the conference be limited To
the powers which conquered
Germany in the last war. 1t is
we'll understood here that So
Wet Russia regards Germany
as a potential threat. Presum-
ably, in his talks with Mr.
Khrushchev. the President will
seek to convince the Russian
leader that the West will
guarantee that there shall bt
no German aggression in the
event of an agreement on the
German problem.
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now in its sixth year. He said
he is sure that the opening in
the River road culvert would be
made larger when the State
builds the dual lane highway
replacement.
Improvement Sidetracked
Willard Morris, a member Of
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission. said property
owners downstream from River
road are holding up a compre-
hensive program for storm
drainage improvements along
Willett run. At a meeting of
the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil on Tuesday, Sanitary Com
mission Chief Engineer Robert
McCloud reported that negotia-
tons "have reached an impasse"
With commercial interests down.
stream.
He said a 100000 improve
ment project upstream from
River road had been placed on
"the inactive list" a year ago
because the Commission was
unable to obtain rights Of way
to improve the creek channel
downstream.
Yesterdays downpour caused
a flash food which closed River
road until noon and inundated
large areas of residential land
At least three floods this year
and as many last year have
closed River road and caused
annoyance and, in some cases,
hardship for residents of the
area.
More than three feet OF
muddy water yesterday cas-
caded over the bridge which
carries Little Falls road over
Willett run.
1--WE lived here since 1922
and it only started flooding
two years ago." said Mrs. Mary
Williams, 1886 River road
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whose frame house is close To
the creek
She was interviewed by q
reporter over an expanse Of 40
feet Of water that covered her
front yard and Tapped threat
eningly, at her front door. Mrs
Williams could not come to the
front door because she had ar
overcoat stuffed around 1t Il
keep water out.
Form Bucket Brigade
Across the street and a few
hundred feet from Mrs. VIII
liams' modest home lies the
community Of Kenwood, an
area Of expensive homes.
Mrs. ROLAND Jones pointed
to one of the exhaust pipes Of
her Cadillac in her two-cai
garage--about IA inches above
the floor and said, "The water
reached this high"
With the help Of neighbors
Mrs. Jones organized a bucket
brigade to empty her down.
Stars recreation room and liv-
ing quarters Of the inundation
I'VE called police and they
showed up promptly" she said
1--WE called the fire department
but they said they didn't know
when they could get here"
At the Montgomery County
Police substation in Bethesda
the desk sergeant said, II DOM
know what they think we car
do. I told one Of them all We
could do was call the fire de-
partment."
He said he had 26 calls
within one hour and one-hali
during the height of the storm
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KenWood Battles
Another Flood

Residents along River road in Kenwood, Nd hoisted
their buckets more yesterday
Another rainfall. Another bucket brigade.
Recurring floods have been pagung the for two years
and residents seeking why the oncedy community
suddenly is being troubled with water problems
"Al we get runaround every time complain to the
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KHRUSHCHEV
Continued From First Pax

Continued From First Page
President will see to it there
is no public debate with the
Russian leader such as that
which marked Vice President
Nixon's recent trip to Russia
Whether the Russian leader
will choose to stay at Blair
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county" one indignant resi-
dent declared.
Another, Walter c. Skuce OF
5206 Lawn Way. termed the
situation "unconscionable."
Barefoot and in shorts. he was
retrieving some tubrous be-
gonias when he, talked with a
newsman. He emphasized a
point by noting a brick from
his garden that had washed
100 feet with the overflow
waters from Willett run which
flows by his showplace lawn.
"They cut down the trees
and paved the roads and jail
of the water is draining into
Willett Run" he said. "I've
lived here three and a half
years and we didn't have these
floods when I first moved
here"
Parkway Held at Fault
His diagnosis found at least
partial support in an explana-
ton from Arthur K. Stellhorn,
planning director Of the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
"Of course there is more run
of when trees are removed,
the ground is paved and when
more roofs are built in sub
divisions" he said.
Mr.. Skuce also blamed the
Little Falls Branch parkway
which extends for about a mile
along Willett Run upstream
from River road.
Everyone we talk to passes
the buck to somebody elSe." he
snapped.
Mr.. Stellhorn had another
explanation.
River road is to be widened
by the Maryland State Roads
Commission. 1t was included
in the first four years of the
12-year construction program
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Bid IrrevOcable

The invitation to Mr.. Khru-
shchey, 1t is known, would not
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Here Are Ways to Treat Droperies

architectural treatment of
win dows, Mrs. Dahlgren
notes.
"Today'S raves are things
we thought were quaint yes
terday. Stained glass was
outmoded until about year
ago. People were covering it
up, apologizing for it. Now
it's often found in modern,
free-form designs"
Another ancient idea, fill
gree. is high-style today, Re-
flecting the influence of Per-
STA and the Far East, it can
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look is important, Mrs. Dahl
gren says.
Even formal period drap-
cries show restraint these
days, she notes. The texture
Of the material and its rela-
ton to the color of the walls
are the things accented.
Sharply contrasting colorS
and domineering design are
less acceptable today than
they once were.
A revival of home furnish
ingS treasured in the past
has PARALLEL interest in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
By BETTY MILES
St0r StoH Writer

TODAY'S DOMINANT note
in window decorating
architectural treatment -
helps take the place of built
in structural detail. 1t I'M
derlines a windows basic
function as an opening on
the world.
Gone is the shrouded win
dow. camouflaged in yards of
clamorous fabric, says Mrs.
Lois Reed Dahlgren. a we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

frame a window or cover it,
moving on hinges or rollers.
Panels and screens also are
effective.
For a softer touch. simple
yet elegant old fashioned
full-length tambour curtains,
particularly deliberately en-
broidered ones, are lin very
high favor" Mrs. Dahlgren
reports. European in inf1u-
ence. some are in sheer bob
binet, another favorite from
the past.
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known Washington interior
decorator.
Cafe curtains are an eX-
ample of the modern mood.
The brass poles on which they
hang repeat the line Of the
window, and, in a sense out
line it. The curtains, popular
with or without shutters, are
easily arranged to show the
sky.
The average ceiling in a
modern home is eight feet
three inches from the floor.
For this reason, a tailored
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DIRECTIONS: Out CoIesviIIe Rood to
Four Corners. left on University Blvd.
W. to Eisner. right " block to North
wood Pork. Or out Georgia Ave. TO
University Blvd. w., right to Eisner,
left to Northwood Pork. Open dolly
II to dork, Saturday and Sunday, 10
to dork.
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QuoIy the most important foctor in the purchase of
home 1t is frequently the only difference between
home value and very good home value. Your first
ond lasting impression Of Northwood Park will be
sense of quoliy meticuIous building coefuI detoiIine
orchecturoly co-ordinoted exterors and interiors;
handsome street plan. Everything is right from the
unique floor plans to the incompatible Four Corners
location TO the right price Make Northwood Park your
first stop this weekend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

Eye-level ovens. count
ertOp ranges, waste
disposAls, refrigeratorS.
and dishwaShers sup
piled by the General
Electric Appliance Co,
1885 v st, NE.
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BETHESDA, near NH and MIC
Furnished 2-bedrm. home, rec
rm. in bsmt., detached garage
avail. Nov. 3: lease required; $3.50
pei. mo. Ewes. and Sun, call Mr.
| FRY CO. OIL 4-h212
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CoLORED-Ili5 9th ST, NV,
TTiHs, INCL; No cHiLpREN.
Only $3.50 per mo. MR. NEU-
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COLORED-eeI FARRAGUT an

CoLoRED-aOee CLAGETT PL
n, 5I,s , apt, n. rms .a Elt
only; $50 mo, Call MRS. GAR
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHED
BETHEsDA-4 bedrooms, az baths,
a SsNts available. s sisS VIZ o 5CS%

BETHEsDA-4 bedrooms, az baths,
center hall 26-it. living room
now available; Sls5. Wo' 6-O39p,
BREN MAR (Nr. Springfield, Va.
.-3-bedrm. brk,. rambler with tiled
bsmt fenced I'd ;, cow. to schools
~, Belvoir and Pentagon. Sl4O
mo, FL. 4-6378,
CAPITOL HILL, lO4 9TH st. ne
3-bedrm. brick, all modern i'm
pTovements and gas heat: COM
$4,000 or OIL, 2-1S3l.
CHARMING sEMIDET. brick house ;
accommodate 2 adults, child; 2
rms, 2 stories; select neighbour
hood; $3.50 a mo. Open Sat, and
Sun, ] to O. 1928 10th st. NV,
or phone ewes. Wo. 6-2479.
CHEsTERBRooK AREA
2-bedrm. Cape Cod brick: sep. din.
rm. lfurnished); fireplace, oil hot
water heat, equip kit: VI acre
wooded lot; 20 Minis. Pentagon,
d, G. KE. 6-e72l,
CHEVERLY MANOR. MD.-3 bed
rms. fenced rear I'd, mr.. schools,
immed. posses. Sl25. SP. 3-0951
CHEVY CHASE, DC: OWNER
D-bedrm. house, 2 firepls., rec, rm :.
3 baths, schools, Lafayette, Wilson,
Blessed Sacrament EN-. 3-3307.
CHEW CJAqT n n
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. 1T6s Hamlet

SPACIOUS center-hall Colonial,
bedrms., ga baths, finished 3ro
SSS5. C. 6. ALLEN s sHERw HlSr INC.
EN-. 3-446O, OIL. 6-187p,
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FAIRFAX-3 bedrms., 2 baths,
family I'm. flrepl.. liv. rm. firepl.,
sep din. rm.. lge. wooded lot:
avail. Nov. l., 2-yr. lease, $3.50
mo. CIR. 3-O669.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD, Hamlet
for entertaining and gracious liv-
ing; 8 bedrms., ga baths, library,
extra-large liv. rm. and din. rm.,
fully equip. kit, large porch and
attrac. grounds: 5000 per mo. OIL
2-g258, or JONES q CO., WO
CHEVY CHASE, MD. THE Hamlet)
Spacious center-hall Colonial;
3 bedrms., ga baths, finished 3rc
noor. rec. rm. available mid-Nov.
S275. c. ALLEN SHERWIN. INC,
EN-. 3-445O, OF. 6-I879.
CHILLUM, d. C.-2-bedrm., semi
detached house with newly finished
rec. rm. and bsmt.; COW. to shop
center, transp. and schools. Avail
immed. Call MA. 2-1365 for appt
CLEVELAND PARK, 3OO9 cathe.
oral ave. .n.w.-Air cond.. 5 bed.
rms. 4 baths, LIST class cond.
$3.50 mo. IKE. 7-1S45.
COUNTRY DUPLEX, mr.. Greenbelt
Md. 4 rms. and bath: $50; non,
drinkers; car essen. WA. 7-349S
CRESTWOOD PARK, N. Spring.
field,. VR.-3-bedrm brick ranch
er on beaut. handicapped lot. Car
port, hrepl., liv. and din, cleo
kit, comb. freezer-refgr. Conv
schools. shopping; IL min. from
c cfnt sesg9a $40 less for lease
DEALE, MD. -bedrm. housI
on acreage, S65 mo. FE. 7-799t
after 8 pm.
EAST RIVERDALE-3-bedrm. bricl
semidet.; lge. liv. and din. IN
comb, table space in kit, full
bsmt. with knotty-pine rec. rm.
immed. occupancy; S110 per mo
FREDERICK W BERENs SALES
ESTATE-TYPE HOME, for rent, OF
wooded lot, completely remodeled
10 min. from Eastover Shoppinf
Center: $3.50 a mo. LII. $4,000.
FAIRFAX TOWN-3-bedrm. brick
and-stone rambler: h-acre corner
lot: lge. liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din. rms, equipped kit. scr. real
porch; 22x3O, garage:, $3.50 mo.
chase. OR. 3-47O7.
FAIRFAX-3 bedrms., 2 baths
family rm. frepl,. hv. rm; firepl e,
sep din, rm,; lge: wooded lot
mo- mo- CIR SO ss::Os6s-. 'f' tease 0i0O
FALLS CHURCH = 2-story frame
house on e. Broad at holland st
1 b sde 2 baths; S14o mo. IA
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. home
Sll5. JE. 4-s66s.
FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrm brick
ramb.. full bsmt, lge. corner lot
adjacent to woods. $135 per mo
FALLS CHURCH, nr, Seven Corners
) bedrms., bath, liv. rm. with
hrepl din. rm.. kit. Rent, S1l5
mo. other houses avail. mr.. Army
Navy Country Club. CT. 6-4111
FALLS CHURCH-Brick, two-bed,
rms, in wooded area Of attrac-
tive homes. Close to buses or
Broad st, Fenced yard, large
a cai JE' aao SSSeo's li JSosE Tq ' IS
sEAY COMPANY, Realtors, liz
West Broad St, Falls Church. Va
Falls Church-Annandale
Choice location. in suburban Va
Newly dec. homes. all close IL
stores, buses and schools.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 2-e415
FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. bunga-
low with . finished rms. in attic.
Close to schools, bus and shopping
500, mo. 116 s. Spring st. JE
4-5700: after 5 pm, CIR. 3-2346.
FOGGY BOTTOM-Town house; 8
bedrms., ga baths; S295 plus
utils. Re 3-3S6h, ewes.
FOGGY BOTTOM . bedrooms
patio; cow. to State Dept. and
other Govt. bldgs.; S120. 521
23rd st. NV. NE. $1,000.
FOXHALL RID. NV, 1910
Detached: s small rooms and bath;
large patio and yard, garage. $3.50
GLASSMANOR (opp. Eastover)
shop. ctr.)-3-bedrm. home, dry
clean bsmt., fenced I'd, school bus
at corner. LU. 1-3S45.
HILLCREST-Brick. 2 bedrms d,
dressing rm., rec. rm.. lovely mod
kit; $3.50. CO. 5-672S. 9-5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

SILVER SPRING. bedrms., bsmt
$3.50; also 3-bedrm.. bath
brick rambler, rec. rm.: S165
MR.. FIELD, JU. 9-1175; ewes.
EV $1,000.
SILVER SPRING, SLIGO PIX; close
schools, shop, bus-Beaut. 3-bed-
rm., 3-bath rambler, la-acre wood
ed lot; extra-lge. liv. rm., firepl.,
. picture windows; Wv. carpet
ing, ample closets, fully equip.
kit. brkfst. nook, dishwasher,
washer; rec. rm. w/firepl.; avail.
immed.; $500. JU. 5-1S40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

BETHESDA bedrms.. 2 baths,
completely furnished house. auto.
washer and drier; fenced yard:
walking distance NH. HE. A.
1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

SPRINGFIELD, Va.-Newly redec-
GRATED brick rambler on ia-acre
corner lot in Springfield Forest
Large living rm. with fireplace
separate dining room, wall-to-wall
carpet in both, Ia baths, 3 bed
rooms, large electric equipped
kitchen, full basement with I'm
ished l5x22 #. rec. rm, laundry
with sewing area and storage
Other extras. Convenient to public
schools and shopping. Available
monthly rental. No agents. Phone
Fl 4-RQo2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
North Springfield. Va.

SILVER SPRING: close in-AIR-
COND 6-rm. rambler. 3 baths,
bedrms., nm. rec. rm., equip. kit.
Sl6b. JU b-S76b