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Evening star., 1960-04-14
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star stan Writer

Coach Frank Howard of
Clemson's Atlantic Coast
Conference football champions
kept the Tiger alumni rolling
in the aisles last night when he
spoke at a dinner meeting at
Britt's Cafeteria in Arlington.
AS is his custom, Howard re-
fused to mention the name Of
his arch rival, Coach Warren
Giese of South Carolina, but he
made many pointed references
to Giese.
In making a plea for more
boys from this area, Howard
told the Clemson alumni that
winning football games was 90
per cent getting the players
and 10 per cent coaching them.
THAT young fellow over in
Columbia thinks its 80 per cent
coaching"
The dean of the ACC football
coaches said he read in the
paper where that young fell
low over in Columbia was going
to adopt Maryland's spread
formation because it scored Is
points against Clemson"
likes Them All
"In that case" Howard said,
"we're going to use the offense
that Wake Forest used in scor-
ing 43 points against South
Carolina. We're going to use
some of the plays North Caro-
lima used in beating South
Carolina 1876. We're going to
borrow something from Miami
that beat South Carolina, 1855.
And we're going to use our own
defense. We shut South Caro-
lima out, 27-0."
Howard eased up against
South Carolina only when he
said he hoped the Gamecocks
went to a bowl game. but it
was a lefthanded compliment.
''I hope every school in the
Atlantic Coast Conference goes
to a bowl" Howard said, "just
90 we go to the top one"
Evening star., 1960-04-14

terback at the University of
Maryland, probably will take
over Whitcomb's job as has
ketball coach. Rusevlyan will
retain his post as head football
coach.
O'Connell entered Catholic
League baseball this season for
the first time. Dale Larsen,
who has been Whitcomb's as
Evening star., 1960-04-14
'ConneII Coach
Plans to Resign
At End of Year

Jack Whitcomb, athletic di-
rector at O'Connell High School
has notified the school that he
wilt resign at the end of the
school year.
Whitcomb, former basket
ball coach at Gonzaga High
School, has been athletic di-
rector, basketball and baseball
coach at O'Connell since the
Arlington school opened two
years ago.
Bob Rusevlyan, former quar-
Evening star., 1960-04-14
As Sell MORGAN

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
April IA (AP).-The Kansas
City Athletics sold Utility In
fielder Joe Morgan to Louis
vile of the American Associa-
ton today, trimming their ros-
ter to the 28-player limit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25

Ham z. Humphreys Under.
takers were in existence then
in Rockville. On the side, the
undertakers INDUCED in a bit
of carpentering and house
joining.
For the latest In women's
fashions, If Braddock's didn't
carry it, then the ladies were
forced to go by horse and
buggy all the way to George
town or Washington. This
could have been a two-day
journey.
Braddock's handled black
lace capes and shawls, stella
shawls, ducals. valentines, chal-
lie de laine, bereges = lawns
in piece or pattern, spring
steel extension skirts 75c up,
gloves and hosiery, parasols
and umbrellas and first class
groceries.
E. Williams in Washington
injected a ersonal note,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
Rockville Woman s Club
Started SIXTY Years Ago

club house, village improvement
and one on humane.
The museum committee had
articles which they preserved
for a lady from Sandy Spring,
and used the little office build
ing once used by DR.. Stonestreet
for a museum, and also as an
early meeting place for the club.
1t is not known just what the
duties of the Humane Commit.
tee were, but judging from one
of the club members, Mrs. John
Brewer, who was known for her
gentleneSS and kindness, it can
only be supposed that its mem
bers were chosen for exemplifi-
cation of their lives.
When things became dull
there was Gentleman's Night.
The evening was given over to
musical and social entertain
ment. The ladies who had hus-
bands brought them and the
others brought a man they
hoped would become their hus-
band. 1t seems that human ma.
ture hasn't changed too much
over a period of 60 years.
The Cultural Aspect
The cultural aspect was al
ways stressed. The early pro-
grams were on art, literature,
travel and music. They studied
the Standard Oil Company back
in 1905. If their research. had
been of a more practical nature
rather than a cultural one the
members might be enjoying the
fruits of this by way of club
house in which to hold meet
ings.
BY the year 1910 they had so
well covered the cultural field
of art, literature and music
abroad they had practically run
out of MATERIAL they had to
come back home and delve into
the UNEMPLOYED fields. To say
the least, the programs covered
diversified subjects.
While these ladies were cul-
tural minded they were not I'M
mindful of the needs of the
town and were versatile enough
to bring themselves from such
lofty peaks as Shakespeare
down to trash cans for the
town. They were instrumental
in getting such receptacles
placed on street corners and
helped defray part of the ex-
pense of having them emptied.
Many projects were under
taken over the years. The club
was instrumental in having an
ordinance passed requiring all
marriages in Montgomery Coun-
ty to be performed by an or
dained minister. Not the least
of their projects was a Kitchen
Band" which under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Rose Dawson,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
BOOkn1Obile
Schedule

Friday, Aug. 26-Colesville,
3:15 to 4:30; Rock Creek Gar
dens, 3:15 to $50, and Connec-
ticut Avenue Estates, 3:15 to
4:30.
Saturday, Aug. 27-Darnes-
town, 9:15 to 1918; Poolesville,
1890 to 1880; Hyattstown, II
to 1; Damascus, 2 to A, and
Woodfield, 4:15 to 4:45.
Monday, Aug. 29-Barnesville,
BIS to 4:30; Alta Vista, 3:15 to
4:30, and Piney Branch, 3:15 to
4:3O.
Tuesday, Aug. 30-George-
town Village, 3:15 to 4:3O;
Brookmont, 3:15 to 4:30, and
Oakview, 3:15 to $50.
Wednesday, Aug. 31-Brooke-
vile, 3:15 to 3:45; Unity, 4 to
AS; Maryvale, 3:15 to 4:30, and
Northwest Park, 3:15 to $3.50.
Thursday, Sept. Harmony
Hills, 3:15 to 4:30; Chevy Chase,
3:15 to $3.50, and Glenmont, 3:15
to 4:3O.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25

toured the army camps dur.
ing the First World War.
There were many projects
but few of them were publ.
cized, due to the critical atti.
tude toward women participant.
ing in civic affairs.
Students Fund
In later years the club pro.
vided a borrowing fund for stu.
dents, supplied necessities and
Christmas boxes for the needy,
and even adopted a boy and his
family in Rotterdam, Holland,
after the Second World War.
In 1850 they raised their dues
to SIS, and paid $50 for the priv.
lege of holding meetings in a
church due to increased mem.
bership.
Their proudest accomplish
ment that year was a Junior
Woman's Club which they spon.
sored and created, with Cissy
Williams as the first president.
With loving pride they watched
the progress of their young
girls.
The club has branched out in
welfare projects, lay health
work, supporting hospitals and
contributing widely to organiza.
tons and worthy causes.
This year the members are
planning to study French, begin
an active Fine Arts program.
carry out a widely publicized
Bicycle Safety" program, and
are sponsoring a Junior AS
sembly" which will teach chill
dren the formalities of polite
society, combined with the art
OF learning to dance.
A thought in closing: in re-
viewing the early programs it
seems the club gave one a liber-
al education. Today, with all the
modern conveniences, time-sav-
ing devices and fast transporta-
ton, we seem to have less time
Tor cultural activities than in
the olden days, and perhaps it
would be well for us to emulate
these dear ladies of long ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
Area Teachers Wins
Seminar Fellowship

Mrs. Alma E. Davidson of
Kensington, a social studies
teacher at Montgomery Blair
High School, has just complet.
ed an intensive five-week Amer
lean studies seminar at Eastern
Baptist College, st. Davids, Pa.
Mrs. Davidson was selected to
receive a full fellowship for the
seminar which included tuition,
room and board, according to
Dean George S. Claghorn, di-
rector. The fellowship was pro-
vided by the Coe Foundation.
Fifty teachers participated in
the seminar, which was de-
signed to provide fuller under
standing of the American heri-
tage. The session featured guest
speakers, special forums and
visits to Winterthur, Independ-
ence Hall and Valley Forge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
Ads in the Old Sentinel

What shopping was like for
Nom in the sixties a hundred
years ago can best be deter
mined by gander at the old
Sentinel ads. Arriving at this
conclusion, I HE'D myself out
to the Rockville Library one
hot evening last week and
there with the capable assist.
ance of Rose Miller, the Ii.
brarian, we turned back the
years into the mystical past on
the microfilm and pored over
one sheet after another of the
Sentinel by merely turning a
knob.
Mrs. Miller and 1 specialized,
we laughed, and wondered
about many things, we looked
up words that were sure
teasers. Thus, the two of us
reading the paper in this
fashion were able to decipher
with the aid of this modern
rosetta stone what the customs,
mores and fashions must have
been like in old Rockville-the
Rockville of only 1000 popula.
ton during the ante-bellum
period.
The advertiser identified
himself as the subscriber"
The first line of the ad usually
began by saying "the sub.
scriber announces =" 1t was
big deal, either a new store
room on the second floor of
some building with best select
ed dry goods; original patents
with new improvements vary
ing from cough syrup to the
Buckeye clotheswasher; or IAN
inspection of his stock and
prices is all he asks" mote the
third person.. Originality was
ever present with the stylist
who stretched his imagination
to the ultimate to compete with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25

do IN an obnque manner, but
avoiding sudden or abrupt con.
tact which would be injurious.
1T also possesses 16S pum-
mels or knuckles. 1t also has
an improved action knuckling
or pummelling the clothes,
which they do most effectively.
1t contains also SO squeezing
angles. This feature is not
possessed by any other tub and
is considered to be the most i'm
portant feature of this inven-
ton.
''The clothes in this tub are
rubbed, knuckled and squeezed
all at the same time - three
movements essential to good
washing.
"Over 1000 of these tubs are
in use in Md. and adjoining
states and give entire satisfac-
ton everywhere"
F. L. Kidwell on the corner
across from the Sentinel office
ran a good size ad (perhaps
out of respect due to his prox-
unity to the SentineD featur-
ing everything from foreign
and domestic dry goods to
drugs and dye stuffs. The
word cigars was spelled pho
netically seegars. At the bot.
tom of the page: Ellis terms
will be invariably cash."
Calls Silverware and Will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
By Rita Elliott

Sixty years have passed since
a group of Rockville ladies, hav-
Ing heard of the emancipation
OF women from the humdrum
routine of domestic duty decid-
ed to form a cultural club.
Mrs. William Wallace Welsh,
well known to all as Aunt Mag
gle" had the first meeting at
her house with six ladies and
formed the Rockville Woman's
Club. This was strictly cul.
tural club for the intellectual
growth of its members. Present
at this first meeting were Mrs.
Welsh, Miss Belle Kongdon,
Mrs. Theodore Mason, Miss
Daisy Hege, Mrs. Frank Spen.
Ger, Miss Sophie Higgins and
Mrs. Ohio Talbot.
There are no available rec
ords of the early meetings. In
the beginning meetings were
held once a week, later once
every two weeks and still later,
once a month. Some of the high
lights of the bylaws as record
ed in an early 1904 program
were:
ANY member not being able
to fulfill her part shall herself
find a substitute or pay a fine
of so cents"
Webster shall be the ac-
knowledged authority for pro-
nunciation."
"The yearly dues shall be so
cents temporarily"
amy lady coming in after
roll call shall pay a tardy fine
of five cents"
Object Of Club
Under the constitution 1.-THE
object of the club shall be to
promote the intellectual growth
of its members, and to quicken
a deeper interest in civics
among the people of Rockville"
"The active membership shall
be limited to 30; the honorary
membership to TO-"
In the early days about the
only committee was the calen-
dar. Later there were commit
tees on music, entertainment,
transportation, museum, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25

French goods selected by my.
SELF" zoave skirts embroid-
cred with gold, cloaks for
ladies, arabs, breton, Napoli-
tans, cloth CATERS, French bon
nets. hairdress, flower wreaths,
gold belts and braids, epaulets
for cloaks, real embroidered
cambria and swiss collars,
French lace wells and opera
fans.
This is just a sampling but
for the most part the culture
of the town can be assumed
from this romantic thesaurus
of goods.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25

Georgetown was once one of
the leading ports of the Eastern
Seaboard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
Status. Housewife
BY Agnes vaghi
Ads in the Old Sentinel
BY Agnes vaghi

other ambitious dealers, agents,
and merchants.
If a merchant was advertis-
ing boats, a picture of a boat
was drawn in the margin;
there were other Illustrations,
such as, a fancy headdress for
millinery, a piece of pottery for
Queensware and a bottle for
the liquor ads. Also in vogue
was the use of repetition for
emphasis similar to TVS meth
cd of building on crescendo,
especially with those headache
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25


cure guaranteed
Like TV, patented medicine
and embarrassing companies
referred the reader to dealers
in different towns; George
town, Poolesville, Washington
and Rockville.
VISABLE RECORD OF
ROCKVILLE'S PAST
Balsam of Wild Cherry
and
Oxygenated Bitters
The only known remedy for
consumption consumption :
consumption with list of
other cures as splitting up of
blood, asthma and other res
piratory ills. All patented
cough syrups used the word
Balsam for preface.
James w. Campbell of Rock
vile advertised new improved
tub clotheswasher for $500. The
ad said, "This tub combines in
itself all the advantages of the
best patented wash tub with
out their defects, having 300
inches in length of smooth
semi-cylindical rubbers. These
rubbers are indispensable. They
perform an essential work in
rubbing the clothes, which they
Evening star., 1960-05-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Big Split-Level

Located on nice lot with trees and
carport; mod. contemporary home
with space and charm, in highly
desirable area. Has bedrms., .
baths, mod. equip. kitchen. Has
41aee GI loan to assume. Open
house Sat.-Sun. pm. at 1914
Brad St, of Annandale-F Falls
Church rd.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
SPRINGFIELD
SWIM AND FISH
5-ACRE LAKE

Custom built hrk. ram
bier on "a acre, Just l
block from swimming and
fishing, in a well-main-
tanned, springfield COM
munity lake. There is a
15x21 living room with
Williamsburg fireplace,
10x13h custom kitchen
in color, 3 twin-sized
bedrms.. full basement,
huge mahogany-paneled
recreation room with
fireplace, den (or 4th
BEDROOM, . full baths.
A rare find at S23,500.
Call FL. 4-S600 to see it
today.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.

REALTORS ia. 4-1400
ARL., My OWNER. OPEN SUN
DAY. Brick rambler, 3 lge. bed
rms, ga baths. large liv. rm..
din. rm.. dream kit, Gear garage.
rec. rm., fenced back yard; excel
residential section. S26,50O. 2105
N. Quintana St, JE. 4-7305.
543O 3rd st. South;
(Cor. Illinois and 3rd sts.. Glen
Carlynl house on = lots,
OWNER "a S-3nTs
Evening star., 1960-05-07
EDsALL PARK
Big Split-LeVel

With 3 bedrms., Wv. carpeting
mod. equip. kitchen, family rec.
nm, garage. immac. cond.; S2l,-
$3.50 with 415eo GI loan. Open
house Sat.-Sun. pm. at 6617
Hopewell st.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ON 1 ACRE. with high elevation
New, beaut. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. Full bsmt.. "a mi. from
Patuxent River. By OWNER, ST
EE02 NET 9TTf
Evening star., 1960-05-07

LEE HWY, HARRIsoN-2-story
brk.; Z rms. and den; adapt. prof
use; low 30s. Box 474-C, Star.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
LAKE PROPERTY
LIFETIME
BRICK-AND-A ALUMINIUM
CONTEMPORARY
RAMBLERS
RIVER RIDGE
ESTATES

Overlooking the wide Potomac at
the Maryland side of the new
Jones Point bridge.
3 twin-Size bedrms., IA
baths, ground-level day
light bsmt., laundry rm.,
recreation rm. with pic
ture window and outside
entrance; de luxe West
inghouSe kitchen with IL
cuff. refrigerator, gar
bage diSposer, counter-top
range, built-in eye-level
oven, Fruitwood finished
cabinets, Formica counter
tops.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
ALEXANDRIA
4 BEDROOMS
2 BATHS

Brick Cape Cod on large
Handicapped corner lot,
Centrally air conditioned,
full basement, paneled
recreation room and
screened porch. Assume
4 4l2ee GI loan; S120 per
mo. pays principal, in
terest, taxes and insur-
ance. S24,250. Call IA.
4-6060 to see it today.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
ALEXANDRIA
ia. 2-4S0t
TIE. 6-1415
CLOSE IN

n. Arlington close to 7 Corners.
An immaculate brick Colonial
with > bedrooms, nice size living
room. separate dining room. COM
pletely equipped kitchen and full
dry basement. There is a nice size
screened porch of the kitchen,
ideal for summer living. Plus a
large beautifully planted and
shrubbed lot. Can be purchased
with 81 900 down and reasonable
monthly payments,
Evening star., 1960-05-07

Anxious to get out Of the
apartment and into a home
Of your own? This beautiful
brick rambler could be the
answer. Comfortable size
living room with fireplace,
modern equipped kitchen,
three bedrooms and big
-ull basement, Complete
storm windows and a fenced
rear yard. Exceptionally
clean and neat and only
Sl7,95O. Call ia. 5-1550,
ATLAS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
6MQggn
FAIRFAX


Beautiful brick home located in
Fairfax Towne Estates, on nice lot
with finished street, sewer, water
ana gas. Convenient to schools,
shopping and transportation and
adjoining the Campus of the Uni
versity of Virginia's proposed
new bldg These houses are in the
Fairfax Town limits and the mod
el house is located at 209 Cieve-
land st. and is open Saturday
and Sunday pm. to dark
Prices start at S20,5OO to S24,5OO
with convenient financing ar
ranged. The model houses phone
number is CIR. 3-2l57. Please
call between / and dark for any
information pertaining to these
houses.
(To the sample
house,: Out Arlington Blvd. to
Rte. 1913, left on l23 to Sager
ave, which is opposite the en-
trance to the Fairfax Courthouse.
left to Sager ave, to Barbour
ave, right on Barbour ave and
continue straight ahead on Side
burne rd., to Cleveland st. and
then right on Cleveland st. to-
o0Q
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL.. n. CRESCENT HILLs)-4-
bedrm., 21a-bath, Soft. rambler:
rec. rm.; fenced yard: elee. kit:
S29 $50. Assume $4,000, 4lzes
GI loan. payable S137 p.i.ti KE.
6-6634. No agents.
ARL., n, Garden City area-2-
bedrm. brick Cape Cod with glass
enclosed family rm.; finished attic:
full bSmt.: cow. to everything;
Immaculate condition. KE. 6-s6s3.
ARLINGTON, n. : BY owner; 3
tWin-bed rms, l "a baths, mod. kit,
sep. Gin. rm., scr. pch., patio, rec
nm; garage; fence: walk TO schools
and bus. FHA, S23,OOO. Asking
$4,000. JE. 3-3453.
ARL., N.-4-bedrm.. 2h-bath ram
bier; rec. rm-: cow. to city, air
port; nicely Handicapped. beautiful
view; gracious living; under 500
600; owner transf ia A-42S7
Evening star., 1960-05-07
COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS, FAIRFAX

Contemporary rancher.
vacant and ready to
move in-owner will re-
decorate in buyers choice
Of colors; 14X22 living
room with fireplace, I3-
It. dining room, left.
compl. equipped kitchen.
3 bedrooms, full daylight
basement with recreation
room and 2nd bath
roughed in. Carport and
Dashboard INV. heat.
$1,000 cash down will
handle. S21,50O. Call
CIR. 3-4560 to see it
today.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

800 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-73OO
Evening star., 1960-05-07

SEAT PLEASANT, 700 Cabin Branch
dr., Just of George Palmer hwy.
= beorms., liv. rm., kitchen and
bath; newly redec.: Sl95 down
Call Mr.. OTTO, DE. 2-245S OF
VIII. 6-S257,
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
fFOATTfArtE1A
n q LINE

Only a few blocks away-Cape Cod
with separate dining rm., . bed
rms. on LIST floor, space for . more
bedrms. on I'd; full basement. hot
water heat, porch; only S13.500
with small down paYment
Evening star., 1960-05-07
TARA
RAMBLER
S25.950

Brick-and-stone rambler
in the very best condi-
tion; 8 bedrooms, Q
baths, jalousied living
porch" stone patio with
barbecue; lovely lawn
with shade trees. A gem
and Just $4,000 cash
down will handle. Call
IA. 10000 to see 1t
today.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
BRICK RAMBLER
S17,80O

Features 23-ft. living
room, left. modern
kitchen, 3 bedrooms with
plenty of closet space;
full basement. Already
financed; S92.24 per mo.
pays principal, interest,
taxes and insurance.
SO. 5000 to see it to-
day.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

Ramblers, one in BerWyn Heights
and one in Chestnut Hills, both
with large lots, 115xl05 or 5OxI
191; full basement; Sl4.95O or
$16,450. Many extras. Stop BY
our once for keys.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
Lake Bancroft

Large split-level; vacant and ready
for the large family. Has 4 bed
JmS., 2l2 baths, huge paneled liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., ranch-size mod.
kitchen. family rec. rm. Located
on 2s-acre wooded lot, with car
port. Priced low 30s. Open house
Sat.-Sun. pm. at 6615 Josllen DIR.
Miller Real Estate Co.
Capt. Miller (UsMC, Ret.), Pres.
CL. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

MCLEAN - 3-bedrm. Split-level:
equip. kit, rec. nm. garage; nr.
al. $4,000. OWNER. Il. 6-2137.
MCLEAN = ANTIQUE BRICK CO.
LONIAL on u acre; center hall, 4
bedrms., baths, GE kit, din. rm.
opens on patio; lge. liv. I'm. and
rec. I'm. with flrepls., 1iz-car ga
sumo SI7,5OO loan. OWNER,
FL. 6-AOol
Evening star., 1960-05-07
KE. $1,000
TOWN & COUNTRY

3-yr.-oid brk-. 81
eeedrgmso;' ] "a baths, full bsmt.
si6'soO. assume 41aes, pay, $50
AHeei Park. OWNER, kI s-4InS
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
California Rambler

California Rambler
Beautiful home; 3 bedrms. with .
closets in each. large dining rm. !,
living I'm with brick wall fire
place: hot-water heat: screened
porch: also sun porch of dining
I'm. All this on q lovely tree
shaded lot. 5000 down. pymts.
SOB per month plus tax and in
surance. OPEN Q It'll q.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
Evening star., 1960-05-07
ARIJINsGToN 4-6edrOOm,. 2-bath

ARLINGTON 4-bedroom, 2-bath
California rancher, close to
OConnell Cath: h.s.; rec. rm.,
lot and completeiy air-cond
ONLY S22.950. LURIA BROS,
REALTORS, IA. 7-S5O0.
ARL., N; 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
equip. ldry Excel. area. Assume
42g. BY OWNER. $50, 500: JE.
3-l220 or KE. S-460S.
ARLINGTON : $4,000. 8 bed
Equipped kitchen. Shaded yard
with fruit trees. Assume $500
lean At S6S mo. Call ia. 7-0250,
Evening star., 1960-05-07
KENILWORTH AVE-
q RRICl

Only . blocks away-3 new Cape
Gods with > bedrms.. dining I'm,
ready for two more bedrms. on
I'd floor, full basement. Move in
at once. S13,950. $1,000 down.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
FAIRFAX COIfNTY = Iaree q

FAIRFAX COUNTY = Large B.
bedrm. split-level, finished rec.
rm., elec. kit, l-yr-old.; 10Ox350.
#. wooded lot. Located in scenic
Mt. Vernon area; SPA. $50. As
sumo large 4 and $40 Gil loan
from owner. No agents. SO. s-209sI
FALLS CHURCH-Attractive 3-bed-
rm. rambler; lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din rm., bSmt
screened porch, carport, assume
4l2fe loan, only S21.95O. CARO-
LINE L. CAMPBELL, Agent, JE
3-Ol73