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Howard Sets
ConVocdfion

Some 3S religious leaders and
educators will participate in the
44th annual convocation Of the
School Of Religion at Howard
University Wednesday through
Friday.
Population Pressures and
Christian Responsibility" will
be the theme Of this years con-
vocation, which will be held in
the School Of Religion Building
Sixth street and Howard place
NV.
DR.. Edwin T. Dalberg, presi-
dent Of the National Council OF
Churches of Christ. heads the
list Of speakers from outside Ehe
university who will take part
Others are: DR.. Gardner Tay-
lor, pastor Of the Concord Bap-
tiSt Church, Brooklyn; Lester
B. Granger. executive director
Of the National Urban League,
New York; James G. Banks,
chief Of rehabilitation and prof.
ect management for the Dis
trict Redevelopment Land
Agency, and Robert C. Cooke,
director Of the Population Ref
erence Bureau of Washington,
Howard President James M
Nabrit. jr.. will deliver the con-
vocation banquet address at g
pm. Thursday. The banquet
will be held in Baldwin Hall
Fourth and College streets NV
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Guest Speakers Listed
By Churches in Area

Guest speakers will address a
number Of Washington area
church congregations and other
religious groups tomorrow.
DR.. Josef Nordenhaug, pres
ident Of the International Bap-
tist Seminary in Zurich, Switz-
erland, who next week takes up
duties here as general secretary
of the Baptist World Alliance.
will speak at the $3.50 and II
am. services in the First Bap-
tist Church, Sixteenth and o
streets NV. DR.. Nordenhaug's
appointment to the post here
was announced at Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, during the
Baptists' international meeting
there in July.
The Rev. Bashir S. Iman-Ud-
Din, moderator of the Synod Of
the Punjab in Pakistan, will
speak in three churches here.
He will speak at $3.50 am. in
Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church, 1901 Sixteenth
place, Hyattsville; at 11:15 am.
in Sergeant Memorial Presby-
terian Church, Fifty-first and
Grant streets NE, and at Z
pm. Eastminster Presbyterian
Church, 5601 Randolph street,
Bladensburg.
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1000 to Attend
Youth Holy Hour
Here Tomorrow

The annual Holy Hour for
Youth at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
in the National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception will
oficially open 1860 Catholic
Youth Week in the Archdiocese
Of Washington.
More than 1000 Catholic
Youth Organization leaders
from the Washington area are
expected to attend the Holy
Hour which will be presided
over by the Most Rev. Philip
M. Hannah. Auxiliary Bishop
of Washington. The sermon
will be given by the Very Rev.
Msgr. William j, Await, execu-
tive director Of CYO here.
Thousands of other CYO
members will receive holy COM
munion tomorrow in their
parish churches.
In addition to the spiritual
aspects Of the week-long OBJ
servance. an archdiocesan CYO
dance will be held next Friday
night in the Mayhower Hotel.
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and two young men were given
the funds to complete their
training last year.
More Trained
This year, at least two other
girls will be started in nursing
school and the other girl, who
started last year. will complete
her course. a
Funds are equally divided
between food shipments and
educational training Mrs.
Frederick A. Ballard, chairman
Of the arrangements committee
said, except when donations
are specifically marked for one
or the other"
The Christmas for Others"
project has been taken up by
Church World Service In New
York, and officials are hoping
that many other groups will
start their own local projects
to help feed and rehabilitate
the more than 20 million ref
ugeeS still in camps all over
the world.
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DR.. Donald Macleod, professor
+ in the Department Of Homi'
letics, Princeton Theological
Seminary. will speak at the
and II am. services in NatiOna
Presbyterian Church, Connect
icut avenue and N street NV
Fourth Presbyterian Church
$500 River road. Bethesda, will
have two guest speakers TO-
morrow. DR.. Melquiades j
Gamboa, representative to tht
United Nations from the Philip
pines, will speak at 8 and Il
am. services. and DR.. James B
Keefer, a missionary in Pokwo
Ethiopia. will speak at the
pm. service.
Owen Cooper Of Yazoo City
Miss, q member Of the South.
ern Baptist Convention Execu'
tive Committee, will speak al
the 10:55 am. and 8 pm. Serv.
ices Of the First Baptist Church
Of Alexandria, 1882 King street
which Is observing Layman'i
Sunday.
The Rev. Eugene Foreman
pastor Of the Monroe Avenue
Baptist Church, Kansas City
Mo-, will speak, at the 8 anC
11:15 am. services Of thu
Boulevard Baptist Church, Ar
lington boulevard and WeStcott
street. Falls Church.
Inspector John E. Winters
Iof the Police Department.
Youth Aid Division, will speak
at 4 pm. in the metropolitan
Baptist Church, 1925 r street
NV.
The Rev. Martin L. Kretz-
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PopoI Mass
Is Offered

The Most Rev. Eeidio vag-
nozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the
United States, will offer q
solemn pontifical mass at IL
am. Friday in the National
Shrine Of the Immaculate Con-
ception on Catholic University
campus in celebration Of the
second anniversary of the cor
onation Of Pope John XIII.
The Most Rev. william o.
Brady. Archbishop Of st. Paul,
will deliver the sermon.
Sponsored annually by Cath
olic University, the mass is
traditionally attended by mem
bers of the foreign diplomatic
corps and ofIicials Of the
United States Government.
Following the mass, the
Apostolic Delegate will hold a
reception.
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Sioux Indian
Couple to Speak

Mrs. Percy Tibbets. Sioux In
dian and. with her husband,
head Of the Rapid City Is. d.
Community Service Center
sponsored by the National
Council of Churches, will speak
tomorrow through Wednesday
at Westmoreland Congregation
al Church, Westmoreland cir
Gle,
! Mrs. Tibbets will meet with
church school groups tomor-
row morning and attend q
church school families potluck
supper at $50 pm. After the
supper she will meet with Pill
grim Fellowship groups.
She will speak at an all
church dinner at 1880 pm
Tuesday and at a Women's
Guild luncheon at noon
Wednesday.
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u. N. Drive
To Be Noted
At Cathedral

A group Of community chill.
dren will be commissioned a
workers for the United Ma
tions Children's Fund during
the IL am. service tomorrow In
Washington Cathedral.
Lloyd c. Bailey, executive d.
rector Of the United States
Committee for UNICEF, will
present the children with kits
to use on All Hallows Eve in
seeking contributions for the
fund.
Canon Bayard s. Clark will
preach the sermon. Mrs
Edward r. Gray, executive sec
retary Of the Washington Cit.
liens Committee for UNICEF
and Mr.. Bailey will read the
Scripture lessons.
The annual Lutheran Re-
formation Service will be held
in the Cathedral at 4 pm. DR.
Jaroslav Pelikan, professor oi
historical theology, Federated
Theological Faculty, Univer-
sity Of Chicago, will speak.
Holy communion will bC
celebrated by the Rev. w
Thomas Heath, director oi
studies at the College oi
Preachers, at 8 am. ir
st. Mary's Chapel.
The Rev. Craig Z. Eder
chaplain at st. Albans SchooI
for Boys, will be celebrant and
preacher at Q holy communion
service at $50 am. in Bethle.
hem Chapel.
Willy Hardmeyer. organist oi
the Protestant Church, Zurich
Switzerland. will play an organ
recital following the I pm
service.
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Tor the District Department of
Public Health, will be made
from the same items that
money raised by the group will
purchase to be sent overseas.
DR.. Fred BuSchmeyer, q gen.
'eral secretary Of the National
Council Of Churches and direc-
I tor Of the Washington office
win speak on Frontiers and
/. American Professionalism"
81
Refugee Crafts
Mrs. William Briggs, chair
man Of the luncheon committee,
will have on display at the
dinner various objects that the
refugees have made out Of food
containers.
at is training alone that
opens refugee camp gates" she
said. "and these milk pals,
lamps, etc., prove that they
! Nave talent. They just need
training"
! The Christmas for Others
project calls for the substitu-
ton Of Christmas letters in
place Of expensive Christmas
cards, and the donation of the
money saved to the project
{, Last year funds collected al
lowed for the distribution OF
,24S.626 pounds Of foodstuffs.
: In addition to the shipment
,of afood. one young refugee girl
was started in nursing school
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Dr.. Driver to Speak

DR.. Tom Driver. professor of
theology at Union Theological
Seminary in New York and
drama critic for Christian
Century" magazine. will con-
clude his series Of talks on
THE Search for Stature in
Modern Drama" at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Lutheran Church
Of the Reformation, 212 East
Capitol street.
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New Ministers
ToBe Installed

Two Washington area
churches will install new min
listers tomorrow.
The Rev. Edward H. Redman
will be installed as minister OF
lthe Unitarian Church Of Ar
Ilington at $3.50 pm. in the
church, 4444 Arlington boule-
ward, and the Rev. James Tom
asek, jr., will be installed as
minister Of the. Ardmore United
Church of Christ Evangelical
and Reformed) at IL am. in the
Church. just off Ardmore road
Ardmore, Md.
Mr.. Redman comes to the
Arlington Church after IS years
as minister Of the First Unitar-
ian Church Of Ann Arbor, Mich
A native Of Bangor, Mr.. Red
man is a 1887 graduate Of the
University Of Maine. He received
his Bachelor of Divinity degree
from Meadville Theological
School at the University Of Chi
cago in 1941. He received q
Master Of Arts degree in philo-
sophy from the University OF
Michigan in 1948.
Past Service Noted
In addition to being minister
OF the Ann Arbor Church, he is
a member Of the Board of Re-
ligious Counselors of the Uni
verSity Of Michigan and since
September, 1859, has held an
appointment to the Federated
Theological Faculty Of the Uni
vGrsity Of Chicago as q minis
terial inferno supervisor.
Mr.. Redman has served a.
chairman Of the Social Action
Committee of the Ann Arbol
Council Of Churches and as 9
member Of its executive board
He has been president and
board member Of the Michigan
Area Council Of Liberal
Churches. board member Of the
Western Unitarian Conference
and president Of the Midwest
branch Of the Unitarian Minis
ters' Association.
Among those who will par
ticipate in the installation serv-
ice are: Professor Inis l.
Claude. jr., Of the University
of Michigan and the Carnegie
Endowment for International
Peace: the Rev. Ellsworth
Smith Of Chicago. director OF
the Midwest region Of the
American Unitarian Associa-
ton; and DR.. Dale Dewitt OF
New York, director Of the as
sociation's Middle Atlantic
region.
Mr.. TOmasek From Nebraska
Mr.. Tomasek comes to the
Ardmore Church after fouI
years as associate pastor OF
Calvary Evangelical and Re-
formed Church, Overland, Mo
A native Of Lincoln, Nebr.
he holds both bachelors ano
masters degrees from the Uni.
versity Of Nebraska and is q
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mann, president Of the Luth-
eran Seminary in Nagercoil
India, will speak at the 1885,
and II am. services Of Calvary
Lutheran Church, 9545 Georgis
avenue. Silver Spring.
DR.. Maud K. Jensen, q mis-.
sionary to Korea whose work
is supported by the Mount
Olivet Methodist Church, will
speak at $3.50 and II am. and
g pm. in the church, Glebe
road and North Sixteenth
street, Arlington.
DR.. Edward Harris, past pres
ident Of the Federation oi
Civic Associations of the Dis
trict. will speak at the II am
service in Robert Memorial
Methodist Church, 604 South
Washington street, Alexandria
which is observing Mems Day.
The Rev. Dennis r. Fletcher
director, Division Of Nationa,
Missions Of the Board Of Mis-.
sions Of the Methodist Church
will speak at the IL am. serv.
ice Of Mount Zion Methodist
Church, 1884 Twenty ninth
street NV. as part Of its con-
tinuing 144th anniversary OBJ
Servance.
Walter Lawton, leader Of the
Northern Westchester IN. "
Ethical Society. will speak al
IL am. before the Washington
Ethical Society, 1922 Massachu.
sets avenue NV.
DR.. William Holmes Borders
minister Of the Wheat Street
Baptist Church. Atlanta. Ga.
will speak at the II am. All.
University Religious Service ir
Andrew Rankin Memorial Chap.
eI, Howard University.
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graduate Of Eden Seminary, st.
Louis.
Before going to the Overland
Church, Mr.. Tomasek was as
sistant pastor Of st. Johns
Evangelical and Reformed
Church. Evansville, Ind, and,
while studying for his masters
degree, he served Peach Church
in Tilden, Nebr.
He will be installed by DR..
Frederick D. EySter, Of Fred
erick, Md. president Of the
Potomac Synod Of the denom-
ination.
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Mems Group Elects

Henry M. T. Cunningham
was elected president Of Men Of
Holy Cross Missions during a
fall communion breakfast last
Sunday at the Holy Cross Faith
ers Foreign Mission Seminary,
4201 Harewood road NE.
Other officers elected were
Paul F. Jacquet and Joseph F.
Belfiore. sr., vice presidents:
Paul Salmon, secretary; Joseph
L. Dwyer, treasurer. and VIII
liam B. Jones, chairman Of the
Executive Committee.
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New Comedy on TV

A new comedy. MY Enemy,
My Son." by Leo Brady. profes-
sor Of speech and drama at
Catholic University, will be
shown on the Catholic Hour
at pm. tomorrow on WRC-
T'V, channel 4.
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To Dedicate Organ

The new two-manual organ
built for Redeemer Lutheran
Church, 3790 East.West high
way, HyattSville, will be dedi-
Gated during the 1890 am.
service in the church tomorrow.
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Luncheon Patterned
On Refugees Diet

Corn meal wheat flour, powdered milk eggs will be
te basic ingredients Of luncheon the second annual
Christmas for Others project Tuesday at the Ma
Soal City Christian Church. Fourteenth
circle .s"t
The meal planned BY Mrs Lois Earl nutrition consutant
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UNITARIAN

"Our churches are free 0ssO.
Citations Of individuals, striving
BY every honest means TO nuT.
ture the highest forms OF life
that experience and imagination
can deUiSe. We are bound by no
historical model or established
set OF dOgmas. We continue TO
eUolUe in the light Of our grOIC.
ing knowledge OF ourselves and
our World"
Jack Mendelsohn
| ALL SOULS
~ \ CHURCH
A III Sixteenth and
@ ~ HeVvoFd Sts.
V ! NV.
SS Ministers:
A- James }. Reeb
II :oo o.m.-Mornino Worship
Sermon by
Or. Howlett
1.-THE USES or PREJUDICE
m RELIGION AND POLITICS"
GAS a.m.-School of Religion
Current Problems Forum
ELECTION PROSPECTS,"
Louis Bean, Statisticlan and Writer
Comparative Religien Class
"ALBERT CAMUS' VIEW OF MAN"
DR.. Kurt B0rehardts Attor. Of Law
PaFking Let End o. Fuller,
East Of Fifteenth SITS. NV.
UNITARIAN CHURCH
OF ARLINGTON
4l44 Arlinsten Boulevard
Rev. Edward II. RedmAn, Minister
9:l5 and Has am.
Worship, Service
1.-THE Protestant HeVitGse"
900 and II; 100 o.m.
School Of Religion
$50 pm, lnstollotion Service:
D.. lnis L. cIeuds. Jr., Speaking
THE Peril end Promise Of the
Liberal Religious outleok on
World Affsirs''
Visiting Ministers
Will Toke Port
DAVIES MEMORIAL
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Meeting ,Sss e. puDent Park Church
REV. JAMES +. WILKES. Minister
!"CounteE" Rsiormstien SSnday
UNITARIAN CHURCH
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
06Ol Cedar Lane, Bethesda
Mr.. Johnston viii Preach
9 o.m,. II o.m. and ! pm.
PAINT BRANCH
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Building EE, q. Of Md. Campus
DAVID P. OSBORN, Minister
II 100 o.m.-Service
"SEx AND THEOLOGY"
10 o.m.-AduIt Study Group
II o.m.-SehooI OF Religion
FAIRFAX
UNITARIAN CHURCH
0skton Elementary School
Route 1913
Rudolph W. Nemser, Minister
l0:30 o.m.-Worship
Atheism, Libertinism,
Communism"
MT. VERNON UNITARIAN
l275 Fort Hunt Rd., AIexondFie
Service, 100 o.m.
South 5.SS4S
UNITARIAN CHURCH
or ROCKVILLE
Tsy TsSt FShERH RSekEils Ele%eHssry poss schcc!
"a BRAND NEW TESTAMENT"
School. l0:40: Service. 1O:45 am.
UNITARIAN CENTER
OF BETHESDA.CHEvY CHASE
Radner Elementary School
Service and School, 1880 am.
Or. Gordon L. Llppitt
UNDERSTANDING OURSELVES
IN GROUP RELATIONS"
UNITARIAN GROUPS
ARE ACTIVE ALSO IN
sASfsH1TRIs sAANSfNAI1HIs' MHHyTsNS HASEESTOWN; I'm
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS
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ASSEMBLIES oE Gop
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BELL REALTY co.

KI. s-1s6s Realtors XII. s-54oO
CT STILL AVAIL. on this new q.
6edrm. ramb., full bsmt.; Sl6,990.
S6Su dn., Sl15 mo. includes
everything; flrepl.. sep. din nm,
Iov. tree-shaded lot. Kit. out of
Home Beautiful, Call now, to-
moTroM may be too late YEoNAs
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RANCH AFT. RAMBLER"

DISTRICT HTS BEDRM. BRK,
CAPE COD; = full baths. full
bsmt.,. fenced. mr.. shop. ctr, schlS.,
churches, Andrews, Census Bur
Assume loan; immed. pos. Owner
1903 Elmhurst St, RE. 6-66S9.
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HYATTSyILLE HILLS - Mellowed
Colonial! Large modern kit. (2 re-
irigerators), huge din. rm.. liv.
nm, firepl., hot-water heat, 3 old
fashioned sized bedrms., modern
bath; bSmt. with exit; Ice. front
and rear screened and inelosed
porcheS; excellent condition. FLA
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HARMONIOUS HARMONY

HARMONIOUS HARMONY again
VIII reign with all this room and
some to spare on almost h-acre
lot, in heart Of Mclean. New.
6o.ft. :long Arizona brick rancher'
4 bedrooms, PLUS DEN, 3 fuli
baths. l4x14 kit, finished rec
rm. complete with bar, in daylight
bsmt.. Carport. Walk to MIR
school, transp and huge new
shopping center. $4,000 dn. will
nnsndle. lmmed occupancy. Shown
directions to open house Sunday
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ALEXANDRIA, soUTH-A
short drive on Mt. Vernon
blvd. finds this 3-bedroom
brick rambler. This gracious
home in which to entertain,
features beautiful family
room on LIST level plus huge
L. shaped recreation room.
Call the MAN from
= MONROE
WE TAKE TRADES"
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FRANCONIA AREA
DRASTIC REDUCTION

Due to owners illness this tre-
mendous stone rambler is being
sacrtneced.. Large living room with
fireplace, formal dining room, 3
extra size bedrooms. large equipped
Kitchen with eating space, Cali.
fornia room. Don't fail TO make
an o1er on this wonderful buy,
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WAREHOUSES for RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEX, VA.-From lOO-ft. front to
10 acres on Picket st. -Wapleton:
water and sewer. WAPLE, 1925
18th st. NV, AID. 4-2005. FL.
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HERND0N AREA-Owner trans
ferred., You must see this beauti-
full rambler on l-acre lot. Gus
tom built for comfortable sub
urban living. Prime residential
area. Quick possession. S26,950
will take. LYNN REALTY, il.
2-940O or JE. 2-6729.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
tcoNrINUEp)

ALEX.-IVY HILLS AREA-BTick
Colonial; 3 bedrooms, Ia baths,
basement, screened porch, fenced
yard; immaculate condition: ideal
~ located for transportation,
schools, churches, shopping; 10
minutes Pentagon; flexible terms:
S22,SO0. XII. S-1169, SIS Melrose
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MEDICAL CENTER

Small 4-story. unconditional. sle-
S vntor pldg.; In heart Of Eye 81.
group Of doctors or other profea-
sional people wanting their own
oldg. Owner will take back trust.
cal Mt, Hickman.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
l7as h St. NV Sfal'0F' MA. $500
18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Approximately 1900 50. IT,,
zoned Ca for restaurant, ONCE
bldg, retail store, trade associa-
ton. night club, etc.: fully deco
rated sub-street floor; additional 3
stories and mezzanine in front: 8
stories in rear; private parking for
cars or truck in rear garage,
large rear alley; will accommodate
largest trucks at delivery entrance;
stately interior. beautifully de-
signed by one Of Washing ton's
most famous decorating studios;
centrally located in downtown bust
ness area, blocks from White
House and financial district ada
cent to 1909 retail section, large
once buildings and major hotels:
public parking at History Capitol
Garage next door. Lot size "a b II.
by 1888 IT. Call CO. 5-4O56.
2:sTORY BLDG. air eond.. ideal
Tor store and ofices: full hsmt. on
alley grade. 23tm r. /. ave. ne,
W. r. .ALTHoFF, NE. $4,000;
resid., WI. 2-3054.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON FOREST
immaculate 4-bedroom, 2-bAth Co:
Snial IN CONVENIENT Peation full
level yard: centrally air condi-
toned; FLA available.
? 7; MALCOLM. REALTOR
ia, 7-3024 Ewes, ia. 2-3420
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THE MAGIC AREA in virrin,,

THE MAGIC AREA in Virginia,
Sleepy Hollow-Seven Corners
And what q wonderful family
home on huge 10OxlS5 lot Hail
entrance, 24-ft. living rm., sep.
dining rm., downstairs den or
bedrm. 2 more hedrms. leach
16x1S), 34-ft. rec. rm with Are
pl;, scr. porch, ga baths, range.
refsr., washer, dryer: only $500
Will sell quickly. Be first TO view
JE. $4,000.
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FIVE MINUTES 70 b. Charm
ing bungalow in altreconvenient
ARLINGTON neighborhood for only
Sl3,950l 2 blocks to schools, shop
30x16 and beautifully paneied; Nv
ing room with fireplace. separate
dining room with built-in china
cabinets, equipped kitchen in-
GLIDING 2 refrigerators, I0xls
1alousied porch. full basement and
a ssIaca ga aIragei Large level,
and Ss5 4 month i9 Can s 5TI oSTn
REALTY la h-EkaI -,-N
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HAVEN - Maenificent
old home, built in the days when
the furniture you so lovingly COL
lect was new. High ceilings, spa
eious rooms. four fireplaees, hve
bedrooms on second floor. buffers
pantry. even two parlorS. Good
dry basement. moderniLation COM
pleted on wiring and plumbing.
Call for details. S34,950. HOLLEY
REALTY. 51S3 Lee hwy, KE.
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sc Az

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
230O Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
FALLS CHURCH RAMBLER 81
bedroom home for only Sl4,25O.
Large 4lass. LIST trust. Excellent
condition. deep wooded lot. 9
blocks TO store and public trans
portation, . blocks to ct. James
School. Call today. JE. 2-362O.
JOSEPH w SEAY COMPANY. Re-
altors. 113 West Broad street,
Falls Church. virEinia.
FIRST TIME OFFERED-End Of
your search for q lovely brick
rambler in q really delightful
neishborhood. II Is centrally
air-conditioned also boasting 8
bedrms. and Ia baths on main
level. Fun basement with extra
bedrm. ~ bath and rec. rm.
Handsome fully equipped kitchen.
. fireplaces and much more plus
huge 49, loan to assume
Price2 Only $4,000. A real
honey-rushl Call days WE. g.
S s59gI svs So,;I1Es ISS ;i1ss; B BIZ.
REALTORS.
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HOLM HILLS, 20 minutes D. c.
10 Belvoir, via Mt. Vernon park.
way-$3,500 down will buy this
4-bedroom contemporary; large
family-stZe kitchen. beautiful lot;
large GI loan to be assumed. APP
proximately S145 pitt. Owner
viii hold Sc. second trust; Lots Of
REAL ESTATE, so. s-s95S.
RAMBLER-Lovely half
acre with trees in fashionable
Sleepy Hollow; spacious 4-year-old
brick luxury rambler, featuring
formidable living rm. with firepl.,
sep. dining rm.. huge kit. with ali
the latest equipment; 3 large bed
rooms, 2 full baths, full Daylight
i Esm t, T,n bath sss T ESG IN sSit
PARKER, SMITH a. DONNELL,
Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-03

EVER DREAMED OF OWNING A
HOME that you'd be so proud OF
you'd feel like you were President?
Wen show you the picture first,
then drive you out. On Ia-acre OF
trees, 20 It. long, with Colonial
columns. Marble hoored entrance
way to magnificent liv, rm., for
NAL dining rm:, lift. kit, equip.
with lappan 400 range. 4 twin
size bedrms:; 3 full baths, Gift.
garage; brand.new. All city utiii-
ties. About $1,000 down REQUIRED
Assume $4,000 first trust, Make
this week end q memorable date
and buy this home JE. $4,000.
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC. !,
701 w. Broad, Falls Church. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-03
NEEDS PAINT

Well cut price to sell. s.
bedroom, 2-bath suburban.
lite. Extra large rms. Base
ment, rec. room-many eX-
tras, nc luding 4-acre
fenced I'd, etc. Assume
$4,000, 4kee loan at Sl10
mo. Superb value at S2O,5O0
WHAT WILL You oFFERi
mickey REALTY, IA. =
0250.