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IMPROVEMENTS
AND
TnATnC

IMPROVEMENTS
AND
REPAIRS
Top-quality workmanship and ma
teEialS Long term financing; noth-
TIRE JOB. A AHNOLA lhE EN-
L. FIELDING co.
For Free Estimate Call LOU WOLFE
JU. 5-6749
JANITORIAL HOUSE SERVICE
Walls aoors cleaned and polished
Ii. 4-335y.
Al PAINTER, papering and Mas
teIlng; 10 yrs. exper. Ii. 4-3359
PAINTING. PAPERING-We can do
u ior less, Let US prove It. Work
g1arapteed. Free est. IA. 9-glTO.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; roof
SALrentry.. gutter WORK, by white
Cal any time. CH s-44O4
PAINTING. int. and ext; no job
TOO large or small. Call WIZ. g.
SS01. Work guar.
PAINTING, for lst-class work
price. Call JU. 7-7692.
PAINTING. interior ana exterior
non -otlnker, iwhiteI. does owr
work. reas. Ii. 7-7b5g. Ii 0-sll4
PAINTING any room 9xI2 com.
plete. S27.S5. 10. l-0633.
PAINTING and paperins. interior
ana exterior. FLA loans available
CAL Mr. XIX. JU g-477l.
PAINTING-Beautify your home
winter rates: expNr. work; best
refs. ia. S-G96t.
PAINTING-PAPERING, wall Scrap-
mediately MILLER, JU. Se4i4o. i
PAPERING and painting. 4 inns
Ct. complete. Sl26; . inns. min.
hanging sanitaS Neat workman
ship. WE 5-O475. 3i.
PAINTING. interior, exterior, small
Jobs; DO own work, neat and de-
pendable; reas. AID. 4-7644.
PAPERING and painting. 4 rms,
ct. complete. .Sl26; : rms. mIn.
Neat workmanship. WI, 5-Uli5
PAPER REMOVAL BY the onI,
bonded and Insured Wallpaper re-.
sonable. neat. enc pI i 7-iesOoi eA
PLAsTERING AND PATCHING,
reasonable rates. white mechan-
les. WO. 6-OO7S.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, old new
work; lac small Jobs; reas. rates
satisfaction guar. JU. 9-4I54'
PAPERING. PLASTERING. PAINT
mo. IN yrs. exper.. clean work at
lowest price in town. Ii. 1904
PLASTERING, 1st-claSs repair
work; white mech; all work guar.
Call Mr.. BOWMAN. GA 4-6T53:
PLUMBING, HEATING, CARPEN-
TRY. painting, and general re-
pairs: ] call does all TU. 2-6153.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Bath-
room and kitchen remodeling. we
DO the complete job. LU 2-2I9l.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. Bath
rooms, kitchens, powder rooms:
gas water heaters, gas-fired and
oil hea ting boilers All work qua
Tanteed. Can bet. @ p.m.-7 pm.
REMODELING AND BUILDING
EXPERT, specializing in wood
carving. paneleo walls, mantels,
tract or by hour. Middletown lS9-
WI II no ans. PO. 2-345S.
sHRUBBERY' and bushes trimmed.
trees taken down. all kinds of
lawn work. RA. 6-612g.
TILE, ceramic, old and new work;
work guaranteed; free estimate
Phone Dl. 7-4127, any time.
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, Bsmts Cleaned Free Estim
WALKER THASH CO., tE 3-2SO2
Al REMODELING and repair scry-
ice. Honest work, at fair
prices. Rush Jobs specially
DAVID MATTHEW, RE 5-3301
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REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

BEGINNERS! Men. women, Ages 1890
START MON, FEB. /
START WE'D, FEB. 3
! N!ght Wk. (6.3O-S BOZ 10 wks.
= NIGHTS Wk t6:30-S. 3Ol 5 Wks,
iTake ! nr Nights Weekly
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
Paul Miller, MA, LIB.
Sometime RrokPr. Nd. n. C, Va
REAL ESTATE KNOW HOW
d e, Va, Nd. taught Mon. and
Wed nights, 6,3O-S 30. men or
women. u sessions. Complete
Real Estate Law and Practice,
Financing, Appraising. Sales. List
ingS, Contact, PROPERTY Manage
ment Settlement. TRAINEES
placed full or part time. Oldest
and most COMPLETE course in
the Nations Capital for Statesmen,
Seller, Home Buyer, Broker or
Investor
ENROLL this class Monday. & pm.
Classroom N. 3rd Floor. National
Press Building Lecture at $40
Call DE. "-52SR or Elk, 3-7O1O.
Sun mr. Mon. for details,
M Retter Course at ANY Price
trrAT rr-A-- .11,
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SITUATI0NS-MEN

ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE
by qualified accountants. Profes'
Slonal and business clients only
Reas. EX. 3-565I.
ACCOUNTANT -BKKPR., full chg.
3S, first class: wants pos. with ac.
tive firm. EXP, refs. Box BAT
Star.
ACCOUNTANTS S-BOOKKEEPERS
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERV.
ICE. ID years experience. refer.
ences Phone IA 1-5S00
BOOKKEEPER, part time, mature
exp. all phases. 30 hr. 20 hrs,
wk. BOX 33-T, Star. %
CARPENTER. plasterer. painter
Have truck, tools; experienced
Desires work. RA. 3-S6Sl 1'
CRAFTSMAN, mechanical: younr
Hungarian available for temporary
or permanent assignment. Sc
CREST MACHINE CORP. AID
CRAFTSMAN. available full or part
time. TU 2-l400. Apt. l02. l.
FINANCIALLY SECURE and in ex.
cellent health-aSsuring tension
free, worry-free service Ability tC
write, compose, edit, revise, and
to meet public with warmth and
friendliness Unusual background,
lntclligent, congenial. genuine de-
sire to serve at alert. alive So
IA. S-OS96, Mr.. HOLLANDER.
HOTEL-MOTOR HOTEL
Restaurant Executive
Unusual BACKGROUND includes al
phases OF operations Former as1
director o! purchasing and asst
to the executive vice president oi
large corporation. Engineerinp
BACKGROUND. Record Of profit max.
ing. aggressive promotion End
sales. Known for outstandinR
business location surveys and op-
erationS evaluation. Desire exec
utive position with growing or
ganization. Age 80. Box 4GS-Z
Star
HoUSEMAN can drive. Best ref
HU. 3-13@6.
INVENTOR, mech. desires assign.
ment inventing. improving de.
signing, PO. Box l76. Silver
Sprinc. Nd
MAINTENANCE MAN, colored, well
experienced in plumbing and heat
lng.. some air conditioning, good
mechanic, desires steady work
LU. l-425S.
MAN, COLORED, wants lob as Gle.
yator oper. Janitor or chaufier
LU. 2-0496.
MEN AVAILABLE for yard work
houSework, painting. etc. Phone
NE s-4532
MAN, COLORED, doorman or yard
man: good references. Gail IA.
9-34O4
PROP. MGR, exper.. familiar all
phases, seeking connection. wIre-
liable RI firm. Box l9-Z. Star
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BUSINESS SERVICES
CERAMIC TILE

Custom work: new, remodeling and
repair Tile and fixtures for sale.
E Il H TILE CO., MA. 2-07OO:
ewes, HE 4-46R4
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TYPIST

Fast and accurate, good with fig-
ureS, permanent position salts
factory salary for right party
Phone FE. 7-47O0
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ANTIQUES

Beds, chests of drawers, bedside
tables, drop-leaf tables, chairs
many. other period and Early
American pieces.
WAXLER'S
l0l4 14th st. NV.
Sun. ll-5: Weekdays. S:3O-5
ANTIQUE secretarial desk. $500;
| throne chair. l hanging lamp.
LA. 6-SS6O. after 10 am.
ANTIQUES, Pa. Dutch heirlooms-
Hall spool bureau, large spool
double bed, drop-leaf table, ali
Solld cherry; pine desk and chair
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Hotel Maids
(coNTINUED)

MUST HAVE GOOD REFERENCES
Aloan Towers. 1900 Mass. ave, NV.
HOUSEkEEPER COMPANION for
sem'-invslid lady, living alone
other help empl white. live IN
FM H-glng
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HELP WOMEN

WOMEN (wHITE)-CaIl from home
for telephone campaign In coz
junction with leading department
stores. Unlimited phone essential.
Csn earn 81 or more per hour
Write, giving phone number and
eNperlence BOY II Star
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TYPISTS, S85 WK.

Vicinity Bladensburg ave and BALTIC
parkway; 5-day wk.. excel. fringe
benefits. Apply Sat. Of or Mon.
% pm, AP. 7-2343 BESTT,
LICENSED EMPLOYMENT ACT
5@l3 Baltimore ave. HyattSv,lle,
Nd
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TRASH REMOVED
Yards. BSmts. Cleaned Free Estim
WALKER TRASH CO, tE 3-2SO2
Al REMODELING and repair scry-
ice. Honest work. at fair
prices. Rush Jobs speciality,
DAVID MATTHEW. RE. 5-33O1
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WOMEN-Part-ti time work? Pleas.
ant. profitable job. Need car. Cal
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REMODELING AND BUILDING
EXPERT, specializing in wood
carving. paneleo walls. manteis.
mouldingS. INT. decorating. Con-
tract or by hour. Middletown IS9-
W-l IL no ans Pl n.AlhA
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REAL ESTATE LAW
We prppora Van tnnrr Ear
DOCTORS ASSTS.

Learn in doctors ONCE: evening
classes. full course: Jobs waiting
immed openings. TU. l-6l7l,
CAPITAL SCHOOL FOR DOC
TORS NURSES
, 1960-09-20

/ have just received a shipment Of FEEDERS (the largest
manufacturer of window units in the world Air Condi-
tioner sleeves for mounting in concrete and cement block
walls. All you have to do is cement the sleeve in while
you're building; then buy a FEEDERS one ton conditioner
when you move in. It is especially useful for stores, offices
and apartments. Takes no window space.
Seventeen units are going in the Club Comanche,
Spare units and spare parts will be available.
/ also have Edwards Fire Alarm Systems; motorscontrols
and fusestats in all sizes, vaporproof and weatherproof
Circuit Breakers. # your house was built around 1850
have old type Circuit Breakers in stock.
l47J BRUCE DAVIS Island Electric
, 1960-09-20
N Q TIC

Examination for the certificate Of Certified
Public Accountant will be held in November,
1860. All persons desiring to sit this examina-
ton must make written application BY Septem-
Der 80, 1860 to Mr.. Helm Christensen. Member,
Virgin Islands Board Of Public Accountancy,
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, VI.
, 1960-09-20

:: UhR 81. Urnix Auia :
. -cuAn,.on ) !, pus.,c a,oHr ,usr.cr -
Printed = published every afternoon except Sundays 8 holidays Oy
PRINTERy ~
chrishansted, St croix. .. S. Virgin Islands
Telephone As PC. Box ss
Editor 4 Manager canue A. Brodhmst
Asst. Editor Erie r. Williams
FL Circulation Anna {. Brodhrst
= per copy sloO per month s2 per yea. All subscriptions are
pay able in advance.
Second Class postage paid at chrstiansted, Virgin Islands.
VOL l6 TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1860 NO. 200
ways asked if there were any objections, and hearing
none, we proceeded. So, that's all | am asking-that the
same thing be done.
THE PRESIDENT: The Chair is conducting the
meeting SIS.
MR.. DE LUGO: Mr.. Chairman, if 1 may be recog-
niZed. There seems to be a question as to the proper action
to be taken at this time, when you have come out of Com
mittee. And, | would like to call the Houses attention to
statements made BY Senator Ottley for the Record.
H PRESIDENT: It has to Be put under Privileges
of the Floor. You cannot enter into a debate when bills are.
up for consideration.
MR.. DE LUGO: Nj. Chairman, there is a motion
before the Floor and it was properly seconded.
H PRESIDENT: The Chair hears no objection to
the motion. The Chair has merely stated that the motion
was not necessary because of the procedure adopted.
MR.. DE LUGO What is the status Of the motion.
THE PRESIDENT: You don't need it.
D F. ANDUZE: called for a motion, Mr.. President.
/ don't think that's fair.
THE PRESIDENT: heard no objection. What do
you want me to do?
Or. ANDUZE: OH That's in order if there is no OBJ
lection. All right.
THE PRESIDENT: A motion is always in order
whether the motion is necessary or not. What is the intent
of the motion? To delay acton?s
MR.. DE LUGO: We are waving the Rules.
THE PRESIDENT: O year The Chair would like
to Call Bill No. 1855. as amended in the Committee OF the
Whole and accepted by the House. Roll Call vote please.
, 1960-09-20
THE COPENHAGEN

TIE COPENHAGEN LTD.
has completely furnished
THE SEVEN HILLS MODEL. HOME
accessories which include:
LAMPS RUGS PAINTINGS
All the public is cordially invited to see this per-
feet tropic home and its attractive furnishings
every day between the hours Nine and Five.
Why not go out to CRAMER PARK this week
end and see the model home on the way, or any
day during the week.
Turn right at Southgate Farm and follow signs
liz mile TO house.
SHOP AT THE COPENHAGEN LTD.
, 1960-09-20
ATTEN TIC NIL

Rosegate Farm, only two miles from Chris
tiansted, is now open for your inspection.
Beautiful building sites are yours for only
$50 per month plus interest. Roads, thirty
feet wide, are already in. Exquisite views
from every lot. Without doubt, the finest and
most desirable location anywhere.
FRANK WIESNER & co.
On the Christiansted Wharf
Phone: 34
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l0arI
definite lines, no matter what the
style.
If she is slim, simple sheath is
generally the choice. If not, soft
gathers, pleats or softly flared
skirted dress works the most won
ders. Unless she's the ingenue or
the maiden aunt, hounces, frills
and doodads that distract the audi
ence from her are out.
Now study the comedienne:
chances are she'll be rigged up in
bangles, beads and all sorts of
nutty accessories.
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Continued from preceding page
Ac
in repose, the way they should be.
Even directors are afraid Of hands,
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an
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1N1AA1
Sun glasses have taken a ne
flowers. If you want to protect
.., A:,,oo not a v1a.r Of thaeo MA
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versions which might be mo
attractive on you. Just rememb
the early sack dress, and how "
looked in it!
Most important of all, rememb
that the man in your life is apt
distrust and detest new styles. |
other women break his spirit befo
you join the parade.
Think like an 0eEress. ]
this | mean to care what
going on. If an actre
can't project an enthusiasm for Il
Evening star., 1960-07-10

an actress seIf-conscious.
But there is one thing that an
actress must neuer do, and the
director will be firm about it: She
must not fiddle with her face!
Rubbing her forehead or eyes, or
scratching her nose or cheek or
fooling with her hair - these are
absolutely taboo gestures, because
they signal uneasiness, lack of dig
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IS make perfect
Dr. shy girls
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roses and 6Lue 81
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J
m Cor Eaar that Ii will make

SIS self-conscious.
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| a silly tyne of woman TO the
Evening star., 1960-04-19
AnnondoIe Senior
Wins Scholarship

Oak Lane, hopes to major in
political science and langua-
ages.
To date the college she will
attend in the Fall has not
been decided upon.
A former American Field
Service Exchange student in
Germany, Lynn is particu-
larly interested in the field
Of international relations.
On hand for the scholar
ship presentation to Miss
Mitchell by Harry M. Hirsh-
berg, Vice President and Gen.
eral Manager of The Hecht
Company and Mr.. Raymond
N. Fox of the Peter Pan firm;
was Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest,
Treasurer of the United
States who was chairman of
the judges committee.
Others included were Mrs.
Henry Gratten Doyle, Mrs.
Adele Stamp, Maryland Uni
versity's Dean of Women, and
Mr.. Staff Cassell, Assistant
President of American Uni
versity. The luncheon was
held in the Massachusetts,
Roo mat the Statler Hotel.
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Were Testing
One, Two, Three

mix-match and tie in with
other colored slips, that may
be trimmed with ecru lace.
other fascinating colors in
clude first orchid and gar
denia.
The matched intimate ap-
parel includes panties, pull
ons, as well as the bra and
girdle combination. Laces,
embroideries, and detailing
all get the same fashion
treatment.
The feel of fashion from
the skin out has been beau
tifully put together by VAN
ity Fair. Now there's no ex-
cuse for not being perfectly
turned out in colorful under
garb united in color to your
costume.
Jelleff's, woodward &
Lothrop, Julius Garfnckel &
Co., and Hecht's all are spot
lighting the new lingerie
mood.
Evening star., 1960-04-19

Crusade


More than 1000 Cancer
Crusaders we're to gather at
the Uptown Theater this
morning to participate in a
special program launching
the annual Neighborhood
Cancer Crusade scheduled to
take place Monday through
out the Metropolitan Area.
Mrs. Robert B. Anderson,
wife of the Secretary of the
Treasury. is chairman of the
residential division for the
crusade. Mrs. Gwynne G.
Duty was to preside at this
mornings meeting, assisted
by Mrs. Thomas S. Gates, jr.,
Mrs. Gilbert LaGorce, Mrs.
Louis Scheyven, Baroness Sill
vercruys and Mrs. Thomas
Graydon Upton.
A dramatic presentation
entitled Spotlight on Cancer
1860" and a special film
Time and Two Women"
plus a group discussion led
by DR.. Howard S. Madigan, a
member of the board of
trustees of the Cancer So
ciety, were to be on today's
agenda.
Evening star., 1960-04-19

Testing one, two, three.
Washington has been chosen
as the test city for a whole
new co-ordinated fashion ap-
proach by Vanity Fair.
Lots of women have SHE'D
away from luscious lingerie
shades, because the color has
been added only to a slip,
leaving bra and girdle in an
other state of color.
What a long way we've
come from just the white slip,
say Vanity Fair color ex-
perts. They leave nothing to
chance as they race to the
rescue of the woman who
seeks coordination in her in
innate apparel.
Their first collection of
bras and girdles, keyed to
glowing colorS to compile
ment apparel colors, include
heaven blue for navy: dawn
pink, and pink fire to blend
in beautifully with the new
reds; honeysuckle beige to
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FASHION NOTEBOOK I
Forum Talk Reviewed
Dress Firm Representatives in Town
By ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

One way of finding out
what makes women tick on
the subject of fashion. is to
get their opinions f1rSthand
say five representatives of
famous dress firms. The visi-
tors are here for Lansburgh's
Second Dress Forum.
At brunch yesterday at
The Standardization, Ann
Waite designer for Carol
Craig; Natalie Blum of
Henry Rosenfeld; Maxine
Bentley of Betty Barclay;
Irving Cohen of R & K
Originals; and Fillmore Fall
man the Kay Windsor de-
signer served up any number
OF interesting fashion It'd
bits about their particular
end of the dress business.
BY Thousands
Their firms cut dresses by
the thousands. They are in
the interesting price range
of between S11.98 to S25 that
has made our volume dress
market the envy of the
worlds women who seek
good fashion at a price they
can afford.
The major concern of the
designers of these various
firms is primarily producing
a pretty dress. Says Ann
Waite, I'VE know that a good
dress proves itself not just
in one city but throughout
the country"
Right now cottons are the
key force in fashion. Yester-
days Dress Forum at the
store dwelt on various prob
lens related to summer fash
ions.
( Each designer faced a
problem which varied from
the woman who takes a trip
with too much luggage; the
shorty type who must learn
to scale down not only her
accessories but her dress sill
houette; the woman who
faces a new season minus
SIS but plenty of desire to
own something new in her
wardrobe; and the mouSy
looking woman who can find
fashion excitement through
the selection of a sunshine
color, a new looking print, or
a new idea such as the culotte
dress.
Fashion Platform
Dress Forums are a great
fashion platform say these
representatives.
American women are very
vocal about their likes and
dislikes. They amt shy"
was one amused answer to
our question as to whether
women really spoke up re-
garding their fashion prob
lens.
, Already there has been a
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want to look like my sister,
in-law" isn't an uncommon
kind of question asked.
A friendly rivalry attends
the meeting of the designers
at these dress forums. Don't
look too hard" said one,
it'll wind up in your line"
Said another, that's a nice
dress, why didn't 1 think of
it?"
For the next two weeks
special fashion events will
mark the salute to summer
in the three Lansburgh stores.
Yesterdays event was just
one on the forum schedule.
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Miss Mendoncu
To Be Crowned

Miss Yvonne Mendonca of
Honolulu will be crowned
Queen Shenandoah April %
at the 33rd annual Shenan-
doah Apple Blossom festival.
A "springtime presentation"
is also scheduled for the COR
onation program, set for 3
pm. at Handley High School
Bowl in Winchester.
Evening star., 1960-04-19

Lynn Mcintosh Mitchell, a
senior graduating in June
from Annandale High School
yesterday received the second
$1,000 scholarship award
presented by The Hecht
Company and the Peter Pan
Foundation Company. She
was selected from a group of
5000 applicants,
Chosen for her scholastic
ability, community interest,
and other achievements, Miss
Mitchell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald M. Mitchell, 6905
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tremendous reception given
to sunshine yellow as THE
summer shade as we'll as the
muted dark colors.
When the free for all
question and answer period
comes up during the forum
nearly all the designers find
that generally women ask for
specific fashion information.
What do I wear to an
afternoon wedding, I don't
Evening star., 1960-07-30
ENGLISH VILLAGE

Rusged strength of bark brick and
slate; American kitchen and rec.
rm. No car needed Only Sl4.n50.
Hurry. F. W. BERENs. REAtTOR,
2l60 N. Glebe I'd, ia. 5-0707.
ARLINGTON. N.-Brick home. on
beautiful Handicapped lot. Two
bedrms, bath. up: bedrm. and
bath, down. for the old folks;
only one stop light to PentaEon.
sos N. Jackson st. Open Sun,
to 8. Priced right at $29. $50.
reasonable terms.
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Stone Rambler
BAKER

& son, INC, REALTY BROKERS
sos N. WASHINGTON st., Alex, Va.
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HoNFYMooN SPFCTEI
HOW COME

dLENMoNT - Cory s-bedrm. bun
galow on lovely yard, bus line, mr.
park. only $3.50 down. PO. 2-3l40
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Adelphi and Lewisdale

OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO
20l3. AMHERST RD.-Modern T.
bedrm., 2-bath brk.: lge bedrms
with huge sliding dr.. closets. Full
tiled walk-out bsmt.; lovely land
Scsped yard: many extras. low
20s. MRS. CHEWING, HA. g
1858.
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HeusEs FOR sALE-MD.

TRANsF.. must SELL Lovely J0-rm.,
3-bath split-leveI: S3l, 500, $4,000
dn. Assume trust Ma. 2-l463.
WOODSIDE FOREST-Immac. g.
bedrm. brick Colonial, ideal for
ente.tainins; powder rm. 1st nr.
kit. with brkfst area, large scr.
porch; lovely corner lot; S24,50u;
nr. schools, shopping and / blk.
to express transp. c. ROBERT
GRAY & CO., JU. $4,000.
4 CORNERs-NEW. 3-bedrm. ram
SsyI6 SsF hSvsay ssma fiF REAL E acE fs Es HonE ta
won't. last long. S1S,250, easy
terms. GRAHAM CO.. JU. 5-6550.
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.

-FOUR CORNERS - Spacious de-
taehed Colonial brick; lovely gar
den, separate din. rm.; LIST ar
den and pdr. rm.; 3 bedrms. and
Sss1 Ssth Sr,.:d on 2nd IN T rec rn M kCn gss
RALPH d COHN 10 h-S111
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1923 LAGUNA sT.-Immsc. 3-bed-
equip. kit. custom finished rec.
rm. A real showplace. Assume
az GI: asking. SlS,750. Mr..
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SALE OR LEASE OPTION
Low DOWN PAYMENT, AVAIL.
3 bedrms., ga baths, many extras
include master suite.
VIII 6-74S4
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

4 BEDRMs.. Ia baths. assume %:
total payments, beaut. I'd. we'll
handicapped l2-by-l6 patio type
enclosed porch. Loc. nI. Univ Of
Va. site in area OF beaut homes
in Fairfax; S22,5o0. owner trans
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AREAS BEST BUY
full bsmt., Anchor-fenced yard
hard to believe for S12,750, only
$500 down.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
HOUSES FOR skLE-@D.
CHEVERLY
s4l2 cHEvERLY AVE.
SALE BY OWNER

Open Sun. 10 s.m.-6 pm, Z rms,
rage, fenced-in rear yd. Modern
kit, lse. liv. rm. with fireplace
Must move and will sacrifice for
$4,000. This house with or with
out furn. must be sold immed
Make your offer. / block from
Cheverly entrance nr. BALTIC. pkwy
CHILLUM TERRACE. 6OIO RigSs
rd., Just $40 mi. over D. c. line
New split-level. 4 bedrms., ga
baths. Excel. financing. trades &C.
cepted. See today sure. JAMES
3. TUCKER, DU. 10000, IA.
Evening star., 1960-07-30

-1 l-.S.s1 y vi 2 = 4.41N, 2 y. 81 UU Q
Just Across D. G. Line
MASS AVE. EXTENDED-New 8, 4,
3 bedrm. brick Colonials wIrec,
rms. porches and garages. CEN
TRA5LY AIR CONDITIONED,
Priced in mid-30s with excep-
tional terms.
Evening star., 1960-07-30

EOS. Immed. possession, Charming
vear-old split-leyel. attrac. area
walk to schools. shops, park
churches, pool: 3 lge. bedrms.
firepl.. Ia baths, rec. rm.. din
rm.: equip. kit. w/breakfast bar
util. rm.. outside exit. Assume Gl
loan, SlR.SOO. GA. 4-b322
Evening star., 1960-07-30

NEW BRICK RAMBLER AT DIS
TRICT HGTS. B bedrmS., .
baths. fireplace, rec. rm,. lse
level lot; custom built: S1S.500
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Evening star., 1960-07-30
IANIEH hEAL ESTATE, ia. I-d4oa
ARLINGTON. N.-Sl8o5O
RENT OpTION m RTTy

RENT-OPTION TO BUY
Between Lorcom lane, Lee hwy
Beautifully restored 3-bedrm.. .
bath home. From the front porch
one enters a psrquet- -hoored, hiEh-
ceilinged liv. rm., lovely din. rm..
new kit, ground-level finished
bSmt: adjoining winE with 22-ft.
bedrm. or studio. bath, pvt entr.:
near schools, shops. churches. Ap-
prox. $4,000 cash, Sl22 mo.
PITT
Evening star., 1960-07-30

lished neighborhood: S lge. bed
rms, lge. mod. kit, 2 lge. tile
baths, sewing rm., patio, tree
shaded lot. TASTEFULLY deco
rated with imported English Co.
loniAl wallpaper. Ideal for enter
tanning; appointment only. Price,
$4,000.
q = ROGTEY INC pO 0-RI5I