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Evening star., 1960-10-10

DEAR ABBY: A young
couple was married in our
church last Sunday. When it
came time to kiss, they held
it so long the parson had to
tap the groom on the shoulder
and tell him to break it up.
Everyone giggled and a
holy sacrament was turned
into a one-act comedy. Should
the parson have tapped the
groom? Shouldn't the bride
have pulled away before it
got that muShy? How could
this have been avoided?
WAS THERE
The parson should have
advised the couple at the re-
hearSal that too much ardOr
Is out of order at the altar.
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DEAR ABBY: Your view
point and that of other exec
utives' wives on the subject of
husbands taking their secre-
taries out to lunch would be
appreciated. The claim that
there's nothing wrong" in
it makes me bristle. I disap-
prove but am almost ashamed
to say so because I am called
absurd. insecure and just
plain childish.
I wonder what the silent
league-the secretaries hus-
bands-have to say? I am
married to an executive and
this is my problem. I was
formerly a secretary mot his)
and never found business to
be the topic of conversation
when my boss invited me to
lunch.
NOBODY'S FOOL
Lunching with ones boss
is not in itself morally wrong
but the attendant gossip can
do much harm. Circum-
stances differ, however, and
one must consider the boss,
the secretary, the place where
they lunch and the frequency
of the lunch dates.
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DEAR ABBY: Recently my
husbands aunt and uncle
from Canada were overnight
guests at our home. They
brought their own bed linen,
towels and wash cloths. This
has never happened to us be-
fore. Is it a custom of that
country? We expect to visit
them next spring. Do you
Evening star., 1960-10-10

The Family couneiI consists Of a
Judge, q psyehiotrist, three clergy
men. four editors and o women's
editor. Eoeh ortiele is q summary
Of on octuol case history. The
council reports on problems thOt
hove been dealt with by RESPONSE
bic agencies and counseIors.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
FAMILY COUNCIL
Daughter
Pities Self,
Snubs Ma
THE PROBLEM

Mrs. T. docs 1t pay to
have a daughter?
Irma G.-She never acted
like a mother.
Evening star., 1960-10-10

Tomorrow: Non-ehocoIote diet.
CRelease by The Bell Syndicate)
Evening star., 1960-10-10
WORD GAME
Find rs or more words in
HI AND LOIS
FREDDY
THE BERRYs
UNCLE CHARLIE.
r LIG H T

meaning ito kindle again. u
Average mark is % words; time
limit 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must be
Evening star., 1960-10-10

Jackie Gleason likes big
Offices, something about the
proportions of a town library
without the bookS-but the
Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn put him in this rabbit
warren on West Fifty-seventh
street and, until he can get
his own place, Mr.. G. is con-
tent to sit at a desk no big
ger than a bungalow.
There is contrast between
the Jackie Gleason I knew in
1854 and the one / met a few
days ago. He is still big, pos
sibly 265 pounds, still hand
some with wavy jet hair, high
Irish complexion, and china
blue eyes from which a devil
and an angel beam. He was
draped in a gray suit, a black
mustache, and a flaming
carnation.
OFFSTAGE, he is more
opinionated than ever. He
can, at a hint, give you the
answer to Fidel Castro, mis-
siles, the theatre, table wines,
Brendan Behan. the world
Of literature, other comedi-
ans, and laughter.
Once, I spent a year
around Gleason researching
a biography called The
Golden Ham" He called
himself 1.-THE Greatest" in a
tone half spool, half serious.
He is not the greatest, but
has so much talent, as a
comedian, as a dramatic ac-
tor. as a producer, as an idea
man. that I sometimes leave
him shaking my head in awe.
This time we almost got
through a whole day without
a fight. We left his Office and
got into his chauffeured car
for a drive Of a few blsTts
to the Forum. He sat up
front with the chauffeur.
We talked about Brendan
Behan, the Irish playwright.
Mr.. Behan is a short blunt
man of talent who, now and
Evening star., 1960-10-10
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
Gleason, Man of Restless Talent

then, finds himself disgusted
with the world and all its
works and thereupon hits the
booze. Jackie admires this
man, and told me that Behan
was on the wagon. "He had a
choice" Gleason said over
his shoulder. For him it was
either on or in"
We talked about Jackie's
family. He has been sepa-,
rated from his wife for many
years, but the relationship is
now cordial. At the age of
A. Gleason can almost ap-
preciate another viewpoint.
His daughter Geraldine Is
10, and will graduate from
Marymount next summer.
She'll be married in the au-
tumn and there will be no
prouder daddy than Jackie.
Linda is II and, on her
own. took tests for admission
to Catholic University. She
passed.
Gleason led the way into
the Forum. a restaurant Of
luxury and huge oil paint
ings, and headwaiters bowed
him to a corner table.
He has left the show Take
Me Along" where he was a
resounding hit, because
Gleason did not like the pro-
ducer, but, most of all, be-
cause he is a restless person.
He needs a perennial new
ness in his life. Nothing, to
his way of thinking, is as
tarnished as yesterdays
triumph. --.-...-,
I'm going to do a show
for CBS," he said. And then
I'm going to do a television
thing in which I shoot pool
with Willie Mosconi. The
other day, I ran 78 balls.
After that, I leave for Paris
to shoot a picture.
The movie is important
because Gleason has always
been a mediocrity in Holly
wood. He was usually cast as
a comic sailor with Jack
Haley; he was never starred.
Warner Brothers brought his
weight down until he was
handsome and unfunny.
When he fattened he was
funny, but they didn't like
him stout.
We talked. about his show
of last Sunday, THE Big
Sell" II like the idea OF
starting with IL trampo-
lines" he said. Twenty
eight girls on IL trampolines.
: When you open a show that
way, boy, the people know
the show is open"
GLEASON EARNS a lot Of
money. Even when he doesn't
work, CHS pays him 100000
q year just to keep him on
the other networks. For a kid
from Brooklyn who lived In
a cold water fiat, and who
made it all the hard way,
this is living.
Copyright, 1860,
King Features syndicate inc
Evening star., 1960-10-10

ways felt I favored her broth
ers. I tried hard to make her
happy, but she blames me
because she quit school to go
to work while the boys went
on to become doctors.
When Irma's husband died,
all I said was Poor Henry!
He had such a hard life"
She took that as an insult
to her and stormed out of
the house.
Irma G.-I don't feel !
ever had a real mother.
someone who could be de-
pended on when I was in
trouble or in the dumps.
Mother likes 10 brag and
she could do more Dragging
about her doctor-sons than
me.
I was no beauty, no big
talent. I did have brains,
though-enough for her to
brag about my school marks
and, most of all, about my
being smart enough to get
a grownup's job when I was.
under 16.
I've stopped trying to
grow close to her. 1t takes
two. And all I get from her
is criticism and sarcastic
digs. She's sorry for every
body who ever had to be
near me, including my late
husband. 1t so happens we
had a very happy marriage.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
With consummate self
pity, Irma looks no further
than her mother for the
cause of anything that dis
pleases her. Now, at a time
when one might expect her
to have become somewhat
philosophical about the older
woman's faults. she is avail
ing herself of her power to
"get even."
In Furnishing her mother,
what is Irma achieving? A
small gloating, perhaps. But
at what price? Certainly
she is not happy about the
situation. And her mother is
miserable.
Granted, Mrs. L. made
mistakes. She was far from
a perfect mother. Neverthe-
less, even worse mothers
have been granted the
warmth of a child's elemen-
tai kindness toward the
woman who cared for them,
however inadequately.
It's time now for Irma to
stop blaming her mother.
Then, perhaps, visits may be
resumed on a viSit-the-
homebound basis. Talk can
be imperSonal.
The important thing is to
break down a needless bar
rier while there is yet time.
(Copyright 1860.
General Features Corp)
Tomorrow: Selfish wife.
Evening star., 1960-10-10

gle written in Great Britain
about 1900. 1t proves that
people don't change much
over the years:
God and the doctor we alike
adore
But only when in danger,
not before;
The danger DER, both alike
are requited,
God is forgotten, and the
doctor sighted.
y
ABOUT 2 MILLION Amer
leans suffer from asthma
about 80 per cent in chill
dren; about 10 per cent aft
er the age of 20. There is a
family history of allergy in
at least so per cent Of pa
tients.
If your child gets frequent
"colds" and wheezes and
coughs a lot. better see an
allergist or your pediatri-
clan. The reason why many
cases of asthma in children
are so stubborn is that you
have given it a long head
start. Early discovery and
treatment often knocks it
out.
I believe in periodic check
ups for the family car. It's
nice to get the little sticker
on the windshield which in
dicates that it is in good
working order. But I wish
the authorities could paste
another little sticker on the
driver himself,
It's true that worn tires or
bad brakes may cause acci-
ednts. What we often over
look, are the emotionally un-
stable drivers who are acci-
dent-prone: Whether they
are behind the wheel Of a
new car or a jalopy. To pre-
vent all the killings and
maimings on the road, we
doctors must come up with
some simple, quick way to
screen the emotional Gas well
as physicaD qualifications of
people who apply for a driv-
er's license. I wish we knew
the answer. But even If we
don't. we should keep trying.
Many persons who COM
plain Of constipation worry
unnecessarily. Railroa d S
would have been out of busi-
ness long ago If we always
expected trains to be exactly
ION time"
THE ALCOHOLIC will say:
Il can give up smoking just
like that; and the chain
smoker will say: II can give
up drinking just like that. "
They may mean we'll, but
come to think Of it, I've never
observed that either one
actually had the heart to de-
prive one bad habit Of the
others company.
y ..
DR.. Steincrohn'S ledfet,
practical Pointers for Cor
ondry Patients" tDiH be
mailed on receipt of q
stamped, Selt-dddreSSed en-
Uelope and 10 cents IN coin
for handling charges. Ad-
dress DR.. Steincrohn in care
of The EUening Star.
Tomorrow: Mon chocolate diet.
Release by The Bell Syndicate)
Evening star., 1960-10-10
THE DETAILS


Mrs. T. Ii am an 30
year-old widow, in fairly
good health and living alone,
aided by a companion-at-
tendant. My problem is that
my daughter. who is IS and
also a widow. never comes
to see me although she lives
a few blocks away. This en-
barraSSment. in front Of all
the neighbors. adds to my
sorrow at the way Irma is
treating me in my old age.
I could never seem to hit
1t of right with her. She al
Evening star., 1960-10-10
AnsUer tn CAPRINE

care, carp. caper, cape, cane. cairn
caprin, Grape, crane, crap, acne. acre
aper, pace, pain, pair, panic, pare, pean
pear. pier. pine, price, prince prance
race, rape, rain, rapine. rapin, rane
rant. rein, recap, ripen rice. icer, nape
nacre. near. nesp, nicer. earn, epic
Evening star., 1960-10-10

Of four or more letters. Q. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such as bats, cats" are not
Hsed seS nSsr S1y one form Of ra, Wosd ssd is
Evening star., 1960-10-10

don't like to take the side Of
the police so they toss and
the losers become the
police"
(This Week in Tokyo
Evening star., 1960-08-28

GREAT FALLS AREA-3-bedrm. It.
raee. Fin. rec. rm., overlooks
Forest Lake Country Club. $500
mo. Call ED sCHLEGEL, PL. g.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

COUNTRY CLUB Hills bed
rooms, % hathS. library, rec :
rm.:, garage: central air-condi.
tioning; vacant; $3.50 mo.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

AMERICAN U. PARK-Detached
brick Colonial with 1St-fioor
powder. rm., 3 bedrms. on 2nd
moor; full bsmt. with rec. rm,
$40 mo. A. c. HOUGHToN AND
SON. INC, DI. 7-9057-OG. 9-9474
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ANNANDALE-4 bedrms.. . baths,
trees. Vacant $3.50 mo.
WAKEFIELD FOREST - Lee. 3.
bedrm. split-level, > baths. rec.
rm.: garage; screened porch: "a
acre. Vacant. Sl15 mo.
MT. VERNON-4-bedrm bi-level.
" baths all colored GE kit: "a
acre. Avail. immed. Nr. Fl. Bel
ynir U1SSt n,o
Evening star., 1960-08-28
CHEVY CHASE

Near all schools: Cape Cod; 4 bed
rms, ia baths: large rec. rm.:
all-elec. kit; $3.50. Lease. Open
for INSPECTION; 1:3O-5:30. OWNER,
AID. 2-49T3, OIL. 2-224s.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-3 hedrmS.,
2 baths, upstairs; lavatorY down.
stairs, sun, dining and hy. rms.
haL; nr. schools and .transp:
800: avail. Sept. IS. Call EN-.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

FARM HOUSE. Nv, din. rm, and
. kit; 5 hedrms., bath, Law; oil
INV h; pasture ana barn SPACE &c
for horse, pony or cow. Commute
on B e. o. to Union station, from
Point OF Rocks, Md. S95 month;
annual lease. Call, .BOGLEY'S,
Rockville, PO. 2-6I5f
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ARLINGTON, N.-Brick rambler;
carport, . bedrooms, living room,
fireplace, separate dining room,
equipped kitchen. air conditioned.
Block from Spout Run parkway on
convenient Lorcom lane: only $40
per month. Call DARWIN REALTY.
INC. ia. 1-43S3. KE. S-5265.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

FAIRFAX-Charmins, brick, split.
level rambler, . bedrms., Q baths,
lovely electric kitchen, lge. rec.
I'M. spacious wooded lot, terrific
value, Sl4O. FE. S-493S.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ANNANDALE AREA-Live in the
Crest; 3-bedrm., l-bath brick
rambler: full bSmt., large lot,
conpl. fenced. Avail. now; $3.50
mo.
We have other homes avail. from
Sl00-S30D. Call US today
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
CL $4,000 IA ,4-4o52
Evening star., 1960-08-28
IN. w. ROHRBACK co.

BLApENsBURG Sl25, Corner Lot
CHEVERLY SiS5, 8 b.r.
LANHAM $1I5, Rambler, 3 b.r.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
COOP APIS. FoB sALr
(coNTlNuEp)
. rNAYLnR nAnnFNs

50. .ooQ- -hedrm. eorner apt
beautiful view. .immed. poss.
Sll.g50-3-bedfm. 81 1st floor, beau
tiful view; vacant: immed. poss
, 81 INT. ON UNPAID. BAL.
All apts. have laundry and storaR
facilities. Far details call
JOHN 1. SHELTON. Rltr.. 10. 2-200l
TILDEN GARDENS. A most attrac
tive 3-bedrm. and 2-bath apt Wit
lEe. ltv. ,rm... sep. din. rfn'. an,
mod kit. Excel. cond. throuahout
The full wing affording 8 expoS
ureS makes this an unusuall,
,5risht and cheerful apartmen
nome. Please phone for furthe
Information and appointment b
inspect. J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-
Evening star., 1960-08-28

encl. porch. Ind 1ir.: liv. rm., din.
rm,, kit, encl. porch st hr.: nr.
everything: Sl75 mo. EN-. 3-1Q36.
CLEVELAND PARK - semi-det,
brick; 4 bedrms., newly painted,
new refsr.: $50. OIL. 2-5623.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
MINED. OCCUPANCY

1ARCHMoNT REALTY. INC.
JE. $4,000 JE. 2-64l5
KALORAMA TRIANGLE = Town
house. unusually spacious, 4-5
bedrmS., latest kit, 3 baths; pa
tio, frepls,; S2s5. CO. $4,000
KENSINGTON. MD. - 3-bedru.
walking distance to everything,
OIL N-Inhn
Evening star., 1960-08-28
COOP APTS. FOR SALE

BRoADMooR. 1901 Conn. ave
NW.-Beaut. 2-bedrm., o-bsth
apt. may be used as . pvt. ants
Sep. entrances. Rent from | will
pay operating expenses or both
ASK for Mr.. Brooks at Broad.
moor desk or call WO. Soda
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK. 4404
Farradky pl.-Brick Colonial; Z
bedrms., porch, Ia baths; nr
excel. schools, transp.; / or y
yr. lease: S175; avail. immed
EN-. 3-36an
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ANDREWS FLD. VIC.-Brick bunga,
|, low. 2 bedrms., hv. rm. w/firepl.
bath. kit,, din. rm., side porch
lee. bsmt... partly fin. attic; fol
amt ran IN GSCpn
Evening star., 1960-08-28
HOUSES FuRH. 70 RENT HOUSES uufuRn. TO REM,
(cONTINUEDl

3ath ST. NV, 36O3-3 bedrms.
nrepl.; fenced yard; patio: ga
rage Enelosed porch. Avail. Sept.
ID: SleO. kM. 3-6314.
ll27 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-l2 rooms,
ga baths; 2-car gar; Ice, lot,
S275 on lease. RA. o-306S.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

CHEVY CHASE-4-bedrm. o-bath,
attr. furn. and redecorated house
close to shopping. schools and
transp. Large din. rm.. den. rec.
rm.; fenced garden; lease: S235.
Call EM ooI2-
Evening star., 1960-08-28

c CHARMING HOUSE on 400 : acre
farm-Nicely' furnished, 4 bedrms. =.
modern kit. and bath; pasture and
barn for few animals. Commute on
B. g. o. train from Point Of Rocks,
Nd, to Union Station. Sl25 mo.
Call BOGLEY REAL ESTATE,
ROCKVILLE, PO. a-6l51.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C., nr. Lafayette
Grade, schl;; 4 bedrms.. . 1st A.;
. baths: dble.-car garage; $3.50
mo: Rent from OWNER. Call
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ARLINGTON, N. TARA-CuStom-
built 4-level split-level 3 bed
rooms, . baths. feldstone fireplace
wall. large completely equipped
kitchen, side screened porch. car
port. Centrally air-conditioned
$3.50 month. VANCE, GREEN l.
co IA $4,000
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ARL., $500 per mo. nr. Pen
tagon and s minis. to dntn. Wash.
2 bedrms., tile bath. kit, din
rm... lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
porches. With month in advance
applied to the 12 months. OIL. =
Evening star., 1960-08-28

CHEVY CHAsE-spac. 4 bedrms.
? baths, elec.. kit, l blk. TO schls.
tranSp.; avail. now. WO. 6-5667
CHEVY Chased. C.-Ideal school
situation: immaculate, very attrac.
tive, Georgetown type, near every
thing; 2 large bedrms.. lots OF
closets. den and rec. room; move
right in, $3.50.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., Realtors
ct Q.eoOn
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ALExANDRIA-Old town Colonial
house; ga baths, automatic gas
heat: air-cond. bedrms.. fully iurn-
ished, many antiques. Reasonable
for. 2-year lease to good tenant
References REQUIRED Available i'm
mediatelv. Owner going overseas
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ARL., N; M35-Spacious broom
2-bath, new kit: walk Lee hwy.
Option to buy. Vacant. L. COOK,
LIE o.3oi2. LIE 1-4664
Evening star., 1960-08-28
(cohrlNUep)

BERWYN HGTs.-3-bedrm. brick
rambler. hrepl. and din. ell, com.
plete GE XII. full bsmt. Immed,
oeeup. RIDGWAY REALTY. OR.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
AREA.5Excel. large

house for family. 6 bedrms., .
baths, soft. Hv. rm., din. rm., kit.
Full bsmt. Deep yd.: 1925 mo
Conv, to everything. ia. 9-296s
FURN.. UNFURN. OR will share
widow, 3-bedrm.. ?-bath house,
nicely, furn.. newly dec; den. rec.
fenced yard: no objection to i
child or pets; 3 min. Pentagori, Is
min. D. c.; reasonable. FL. A.
1857. FL, 4-5S1q
Evening star., 1960-08-28

FALLS CHURCH = Prize winning
contemporary, 4-bedroom split-
level. Beautifully wooded lot.
Patio. Sl65. FAIRFAX PROPER
TIES, CT. ti-311l.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ARL-3-bed brk. Colonial; liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. wIeat. space,
garage, full bsmt. l-3-yr. lease.
Immed. poss.; reht with option to
buy. $145. GOVT. EMPL. REALTY
CO, KE, 6-942l; OIL. 6-l1I9
Evening star., 1960-08-28

BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL MANSION
on aO0-acre cattle ranch in COM
muting distance of Washington. :
bedrooms. > baths, tremendous
living room, dining room. Kitchen
and additional libraries and
music rooms, Marvellous setting OF
boxwoodS, etc. wonderful for en-
tertainins. ideal for ambassador s
residence or institutional use. ES-
tremely modest rental. Call J. c.
Smith with BOGLEY'S. Rockville,
Pc. 2-6l5l; ewes, OIL. 4-20S4. !.
CLAIMING ST. NE, nr. l4th and
Rhode Island aVe.-Mod. detach.
6 rms, baths, sun porch, rec.
rm.: air cond., refEr., freezer.
washer dryer, piano TV: oil heat.
S125 to .Sli5. DU. f-24l5.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ARLINGTON, 1923 Upland St.
Detached brick: 3 6edrmss, q
baths, full rec. rm., den, screened
porch, air cond.; $3.50 mo. FRANK
PHILLIPS DI. 7-l411; ewes.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

-3-bedrm., 2la-bath brick ram.
bier 24-ft. liv. rm.. fsmily-size
dining rrn., huge rec. rm. with
bar and shufieboard built il
floor; beautiful landscspins; va.
cant; 5000 per mo. Call BENOIT
4 ALVAREZ, Realtors, KE
Evening star., 1960-08-28

GEoRGEToWN-open Sat, 4 to :.
Sunday, l to T: 1905 2Sth st. NV.
-Attr. 4-bedrm.; , baths, lge. liv.
rm.; Sm. garden; 1878 mo-. mini
mum l-yr. lease; completely re-
modelled. (Also avail. unfurn.l
Evening star., 1960-08-28

FoGGY BOTTOM, 9O7 9th st.
n.w.--Row brick; 2 bedrms,, liV.
rm., din. rm., kit, bath, no bsmt.,
fireplace; adults: S140 per mo-,
lease REQUIRED. To inspect, inquire
agent. RE. 1-l1S1
Evening star., 1960-08-28

downtown location;
ssfdE i.sss s6iE iaa ios g. toS Ar eSasf eond
auto. washer. liv. rm. with din.
area and Wv. earpetine. Modern
blond and sectional furn., storage
space: yd: Sl29 mo. plus utils.
TW. 3.7573: so. aS-4424,
Evening star., 1960-08-28

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm.
rambler: gas heat; kitchen com-.
plete with automatic washer.
Available Sept. 1; 500 per mo.
IA S-4555.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

FAIRFAX TOWNE--New split level
on quiet euEde-sac, 3 bedrms :,
den Tor 4 bedrmsJ, pa baths
paneled family nm, custom elec.
Kit, Tyr; lease. opt. TO buy $50
mo. avall Sept. l5. NO AGENT,
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ARL.-3 bedrooms. living room,
dining room, kit, screened porch,
fenced yard; vacant; Sl35 mo.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

BOTT0M-Newly renovated
town house available for immed edi-
ate occupancy: modern kit. pri-
vate brick patios and fireplaces;
4 bedrms.; 500. 23@3 Va. ave.
NV. To inspect, consult Mr.
Korschen, SHANNON L. LUCHS
CO.. MA. S-2345.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

1877 S. Walter Reed
dr,--Brick semidet. bedrms., IA
baths. Liv; rm.. sep. din. rm.,
equipped Kit. Gas h.-w,h. Dry
Pentagon. Avail. Sept. 3 ia. s.
1857 or TU. o-5904 after ).
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ARL.---3 hedrms.. 9 baths; walk to
yorktown Hi; $160 mo.
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ANNANDALE, VA.-3 bedrms.. .
baths, large fully electric kit, din,
rm., liv. rm., . fireplaceS. porch,
rec. nm. laundry rm., built-in ga
rage, full attic: 94-acre lot. Ill3
Mill Greek dr.; avail. Sept. Is.
Phone or write PACE & PACE
North Beach, Nd, 301-Alpine =
poS2
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ENGLISH MANOR
Delightful
Split-Level Home

DEI4I~ACVCI 11UIIIE
5 BedrmS. 212 Baths
Sunken living nm, and mahoT,
I paneled rec. rm. with white and
: sold vInyl floor.
VIII. 6-14S4 OIL. 2-11S3
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FALLS CHURCHLoptn / to 5.
ll03 S. Washington st. Lovely .
bedrm. brick rambler. vall-to-wall
carpeting. storm windows, doors.
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BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL MANSION

ARLINGIUN, N.-Close-in: 4 bed
rms. : baths, paths, rec. room, nice
ARNOLD tCol. USA ret0, Broker.
EN-. 3.4335: IA. 5-R454
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BETHESDA AREA
QUICK POSSEsSION

Unusually attractive { or 5-hedrm,
rambler. New. Ready for immed,
occupancy. To approved tenant.
Mo per mo. Call JU. S-4646 oe
Evening star., 1960-08-28

ARI., perfect for group-3 ,bedrms. :,
baths, big liv. rm.. f1repl, sep.
din. rm. opens to -hugh scr. porch,
rec. gar, bsnlt., washer, fenced
yd.. swim. club, nr. bus. schools,
shop. Conv. ATl. Hall, Pentagon,
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CLIFTON, VA bedrms., ~
baths; modernized and redec.: on
35 acres ~ mi. to Pentagon; won
derful viewi springs, small stream
and pond stocked with bass and
blue gIlls; avail; I Oct; SIS mo.
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ARL., N, close to Washington-Lee
High School--3-bedrm. brick CO.
lonial; full bsmt.; h.-wh.; de-
tached sarsge; vacant; &l25 per
mo. Call BENOTT g. ALVAREZ,
Realtors KE S-fSfST7
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GREAT FALLS AREA, mr.. Forest
Hills Country Club-Mod. cottage;
wooded, secluded on 3 acres; pos
session Sent. 4; suitable for cple.
Ell. 6-3S65 after 3 pm.
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CUNV. 70 Andrews, BoIIinR Field =;
3-hedrm., brick ram.5 side porch.
full bsmt. with rec. rm. Anchor
fence back yd. A community of
all loy. homes. City sewage and
gas. ConV., to schools, churches.
$3.50 mo. RE. ,B-S543. C, NORRIS
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9 bedrms,, lse. ltv. rm., :! baths.
patio; sI45. JE' $500.
FALLS CHURCH-3 -bedrm. ram
bier, firepl., mod. kit, Carport.
exc. loc.. fenced; Sl35. JE. 3-15s4.
FALLS CHURCH. . bedrms.. equip
ped kit; deep lot; walk TO schools,
GERACHIS REALTY CO., JE.
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CHEVY CHASE-5 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
lEe. din rm., 81 baths. kit. full
bsmt.. oil hot-water heat. fenced
in yard; S225 mo. TIE. 8-667O
from 4 to 9 pm. EN-. 3-6425
after $50. >. -.