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Evening star., 1960-01-23
Realty Revue Of the Week

The Washington Chapter
of the Institute of Real
Estate Management will be
hosts at a cocktail party at
5 pm. tomorrow for ma
tional officers of the institute
who are here attending con-
ference sessions. The party
will be held in the Hotel
Statler.
Harold BObys, a Washing
ton accountant and instruc-
tor of accounting at George
Washington University, will
address a dinner meeting of
the chapter at 6 pm. Thurs
day in the Touchdown Club,
1414 I street NV. His sub
ject is Dollars and Sense in
Property Management"
**
The Building Owners and
Managers Association of
Metropolitan Washington has
scheduled another Office
building round table at 8
pm. Tuesday In the Ma
tional Housing Center, 1925
I, street NV
Chairman Thomas r. Inn
lay has announced that dis
cuSSions will be held on
cleaning, alterations and the
advisability of establishing a
standards committee to rec
ommend office building oper-
alton policies.
4
The Prince Georges Real
Estate Board recently hon.
ored its founders and charter
members at a dinner in the
Prince Georges Country Club,
President Lloyd r. Coates
and Arthur H. Seidenspinner,
past president, presented
gold-embossed certificates to
the 25 founding members.
y +
The Washington Real Es-
tate Board will again CO.
operate in sponsorship of a
variety Of real estate and re-
Evening star., 1960-01-23

real estate field in Northern
Virginia for some three years
and formerly was with the
Routh Robbins Real Estate
Corp. He is a member of the
Million Dollar Sales Club of
the Northern Virginia Real
Estate Board.
Col. Goodwin, a retired
Army officer, has been in real
estate in this area for some
three and one-half years and
before that had been with the
agricultural division of the
Bureau of Census.
50 -
Mrs. nellie HOlley, owner
of Holley Realty, 5l8I Lee
highway, Arlington, has been
named 'Businesswoman of
the Year" for 1859 by the
Arlington Chamber of Com
merce.
Presentation of the cita-
ton was made at the Cham
ber's recent dinner meeting
in Arlington Towers.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

and Norman p. Mason, adj
ministrator of the Housing
and Home Finance Agency.
. = =
Charles j. Mitchell Of
Philadelphia today was in
stalled as a vice president Of
the Society Of Industrial
Realtors representing the
district that includes the
District Of Columbia and
Maryland.
Among others installed as
Clinton B. Snyder Of Hobo
ken, N. j.. became president
was william Martien, Of Bal
timore, one Of the society's
II new directors.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

= Included il. Box 3 O.
4'Men of Space"
My education has not been
so erudite that I could Of
myself write about these men
who are legends in their own
time. I talked to them. to
their friends and coworkers,
as well as their secretaries.
Then as an artisan would, I
put together each small
mosaic of thought to make
the sum total of their per-
sonality and aims" she ex-.
planned.
In the first volume two
men were assured Of a place.
First was Robert H. Goddard.
an American, father of space
fight, who stuck dUggedly to
the task of conquering space
and was way ahead of his
time. The other was a
theorist. the only man in this
first book who Is not living
Tsiolkoysky, a Russian.
Miss Thomas and her sister
Margaret live with their
mother, Mrs. r, 4. Annis, in
Hollywood, Calf. Her late
father was Of French extrac-
ton. and before the name
was Anglicized 1t was
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-,s ~ COIN .,iete siaG wioA~-
hearted attention.
1.-THE world Is going where
space scientists lead" Miss
Thomas states. Space is
going to influence every area
of our daily hving-medicine.
labor, economics, world trade
and will become the strongest
single force we have. 1t Is
of the essence that we know
these men, and out of the
many a distinguished board
of advisors chose $50 for
Men Of Space"
The first 10 include Kraft
A. Ehriche, Werner Won
Braun, Robert H. Goddard.
John Van Neuman, Charles
E. Yeager, John p. Stapp.
Bernard A. Schriever, Theo-
dore Won Karman. James A.
Van Allen and Koustantin
Edouardovich Tsiolkovsky.
Shirley Thomas has visited
16 countries. including the
Union of Soviet Socialist Re-
publics, where In Le6ingrad
and Moscow she interviewed
several of Russia's spacenell,
Her lasting impressions were
OF A. Blagon Ravov. He vii!
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Campus Club

The Campus Club of the
University of Maryland will
meet at lis pm. Wednesday
in the Maryland Room. Col.
James P. Warton will give
an illustrated lecture entitled
Looking at Paintings
Through a Painters Eyes"
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Woman Writes
On Space Men

a very concise, deliberate way
of speaking. Every word has
its own particular nuance Of
sound. One has the impress
sion of an essentially forth
right person who. whatever
the task at hand, would
Evening star., 1960-11-13
To Represent
Rockville Club

Mrs. James c. Fail, Mrs.
William P. Shearman and
Mrs. Huge N. Eskildson will
represe the Rockville's
Woman's Club at a meeting
of the Board of Directors of
the Maryland Federation Of
Women's Clubs on Tuesday at
Hotel Emerson, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
BY EVELYN Nj. DENT
Contributing Writer

space scientists and as
tronauts are the real celeb
rites of today" says Miss
Shirley Thomas, an author
ity on spotlight personalities.
She has been a Hollywood
interviewer. commentator for
NBC, CHS and Voice o.
America, successfully.
Two years ago Miss Thomas
dropped the glamour world
and devoted her time to writ
ing. She has completed one
volume and has two more in
the making, part of a series
of profiles called Men of
Space" The first copies will
be at book stores Tuesday.
While covering a long list
of space symposiums, missile
meetings and jet-age con-
ferences, she realized that her
lasting impressions were Of
the men themselves. And
listening to the discussions
of scientific wonders in the
world of space, she began to
ask herself, who are these
men? Where do they hail
from? And what are they
really like?" Thus the idea
of the profile series took
shape.
Concise Speech
Tall, slender Shirley
Thomas has brown eyes and
dark hair that seems to
catch amber lights. Hers is
Evening star., 1960-11-13

=. An.les. Sliiriey took her
mothers maiden name for
professional purposes. She
said, "As you no doubt know
1t is Welsh. Of which my
mother is very proud. You
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Skillet Corn. new for lunch or supper
hearty with rich Del Monte Cream Style Corn

Watch the country flavor of DEL MONTE Cream
Style Corn make fast friends for this easy dish!
And you can't beat DEL MONTE for rich corn
cream, either. Smooth and velvety, it's crowded
with meltingly tender golden kernels "a really
satisfying cream style, any way you serve it.
Notice the wonderful natural corn fragrance,
too You can tell, even before you taste it, that
DEL MONTE Corn is raised for special sweetness
and specially delicious flavor.
That's why DEL MONTE is Americas favorite
cream style corn, by far. Don't be content with
less-ask for DEL MONTE every time.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
SKILLET CORN

2k (abouh I eup) shredded " mik
dried bsef rtnsed salty ~ o2) DEL MONTE
tablespoons mnd onion Brand Golden Cream Style Corn
tsbssUoons butter or " shredded ehsddaT cheese
margarine tablespoons green pepper
tablespoon Tor pmsnto stuffed oiSesl
Lightly fry beef and in melted butter until beef begins to
Stir in flour Add milk cook stirring till thckened Add
till hot Add cheese and stir low
cheese meIts Serve at butteed toast
thsnges o buttered toast cups Serves as.
Cups: $40 slices
brush with melted butter Press
C5750 F) about IL min
Evening star., 1960-06-29

Orchestra, 1t. Col. Albert
Schoepper. director. Trans
cribed for orchestra by M
Sergt. William jolly.
Col. Schoepper, who calls
the piece "a conventional
march, very melodious," re-
ceived a request from the
State Department several
months ago to have his band
record it. With the news that
the King and Queen would be
dining at the White House,
the orchestra was brought
into the act too-M/Sergt.
jolly wrote his orchestral ar
rangement especially for the
Eisenhowers' party last night.
1t was played as the guests
moved from the East Room
into the State Dining Room
to take their places for din
ner.
King Bhumibol will hear a
live performance of the band
version by the Marine Band
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Mrs. Williams,
FDAOfficer,
Wins Citation

Mrs. Darlington williams
Of Falls Church. Va, has re-
ceived one Of six alumnae
achievement citations from
Stephens College in Colum-
bia, Mo-, for her achieve
ments since graduating from
the college in 1910.
At a convocation held
at the college and at
tended by about 1000 per-
sons, Mrs. Williams was cited
for her accomplishments as
personnel counselor and
worker with the Red Cross in
Chicago, recreation program
director for the Red Cross in
Okinawa, the Philippines and
Japan, and manager of a
Tokyo hotel for occupation
forces.
She was praised also for
combining civic and welfare
work with her duties as a
wife and mother, and for her
work as a congressman's leg
islative assistant, a director
Of the Speakers Committee of
President Eisenhower's Peo-
pie to People program and,
most recently, as Administra-
tive Officer for Consumer
Programming in the Food
and Drug Administration.
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Kings March Recorded

King Bhumibol of Thai
land, a clarinet-player, lover
of jazz and composer of music
in his spare time, received a
flattering gift from President
Eisenhower last night.
Just before the state dinner
at the White House for the
King and Queen Sirikit, the
President presented the 80
year-old monarch with a re-
cording Of the latter's Royal
Thai Marines" march, per-
formed on one side by the
United States Marine Band
and on the other by the
Evening star., 1960-06-29

United States Marine Band
Orchestra.
The record is contained in
a red Moroccan leather al
bum embossed on the front
with the gold Royal Thai
seal and lined with white
moire silk.
The white silk inside cover
is inscribed in golden Thai
characters which, translated,
read: Royal Thai Marines"
composed by His Majesty,
King Bhumibel Adulyadej, as
perform e d by the United
States Marine Band and Uni
ted States Marine Band
Evening star., 1960-06-29

tomorrow afternoon, when
he and Queen Sirikit attend
the dedication of the new
Evening star., 1960-06-29

Division of Biological Stand
ards building at the National
Institutes of Health.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
Handyman'S Special

II you are a do-it-yourselfer and
want to save money, call TO see
this, 3-bedrm. rambler with full
bsmt.; located on a corner, level
lot in a nice neighborhood; built
in 1852 and priced to sell at
Sl3,950. with GOOD 4eo GI loan
available.
Frederick w. BerenS
SALES INC.
HA. 7-4500 Ewes, JU. 5-05Oo
Evening star., 1960-06-22

SPRINGBROoK MANOR, mr.. White
Oak shopping center-Brand-ne
lge. 4-bedrm., 2l2-bath ,all-brk
Cape Cod with carport: firepl., full
bsmt.. compl. kit. dishwasher, dis
posal. sep. din. rm. and huge level
lot. Only S27,950. excel. financing
Name your own terms. Also 4
other brand-new SPLIT LEVELS
AND CAPE GODS in the same
area. Priced from $4,000 to S37,-
500 with unusually low down pay
ments. For information, MR.. HAIR
RlSON, JU. 5-37l0 or APR. CON-
SULTANTS, WI. 2-qOoS
Evening star., 1960-06-22
LOTS OF LAND

5-ACRE ESTATE
New S-room, 2l2-bath brick RAM
bier; beaut. daylight rec. rm., 20
foot screened porch; Lakewood
Country Club area: in middle 30S.
For further information, call
NORMAN II. HIMELFARB, VIII.
2-96s9.
LANGLEY PIX bedrms. and 32-
IT den; close to everything As
sumo loan, S16,25O and "oK'd 4
KEN pRUsKIN { CO. Lo. h-2OO5
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F. w. BERENS, Realtors
EXTRAS FREE

EVERYTHING for the dis
eliminating buyer Is offered
in this charming, 2-year-
young brick home, in desir-
able CheSterbrook area Of
Mclean, on large beautiful
lot; 4 bedrms., 3 full baths,
24-ft. liv. rm., formal din.
rm.. dream kitchen, 26x3O
nnlshed rec. rm., diversified
attached garage. Priced for
immediate sale at S3l,950.
Call THE DARBY CO., ex-
elusive agents, IA. 5-9393;
ewes. JE. 4-049l.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
SILVER SPRING

WOODMOOR. Large brick Cape
Cod, 4 bedrms. and den, nice kit.
sep. dining rm., living rm. with
fireplace. = bedrms., bath lst A.,
: oedrmS. and bath up. Full bsmt..
everything. Assume lge 5A@e
loan. WOoDSIDE REALTY Co,
JU. 9-64A0. OPEN TIL 9.
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HOUSES EoR SALE VA.
icoNIINuEpl

ALEXANDRIA, Old Port section
1Sth-century brick. recently re-
stored; 3 bedrms., 2Ha baths; large
garden: $4,000. Call OWNER.
so 5-17oQ
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,R1NcE GEORGES PROPERTIES

S490 DOWN includes settlement
on q spotless, 3-bedrm. masonry
rambler with lse. closets and
fenced lot; inmed. possession.
Evening star., 1960-06-22

SILVER SPRING-2 lge. bedrms.
den, liv. rm., flrepl., sep. din. rm. =,
table-space kit, full bsmt, pch. /:
garage; walk to bus, shopping and
all schools. Asking S14,95O.
FIELD, INC, III. S.SiI3. Q I'll Q
Evening star., 1960-06-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES white
brick New England Colonial home
on nearly 4 acres with bed
rooms. 3h baths, den, maids
room. recreation room, separate
dining room, Gear garage. A
schools: S49,5OO. A. ]. KES-
SINGER a. co LII Q-4hA4
Evening star., 1960-06-22
| HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ASSUME GI LOAN; ADELPHI-s
900: $4,000 dn., $50 per mo
HAGAN. UN. 4-Sbs3
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F. W. BERENs SALES, INC.
IA q Sun III s-nSnR
New Hamp. Estates
RAMRIER-S17 500

A wonderful buy in this most at
trsctiye rambler with 3 excellent
bedrooms, living room with Gre
place. dining area, patio: nice
trees and shrubs. Can assume
Sl4,600 loan payable Sl14 per
mo. for eyerythine. Better act
fast on this one.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-06-22

HILLANDALE = Nearly new all
brick split-level home in immac
cond. Features 3 bedrms, ia
baths, living rm. with firepl., din
ing rm, family rm., and carport.
Lovely lge fenced lot with shade
trees; S26,950. HUGH T. PECK,
HE. 4-1700.
HILLANDALE FOREST - Beaut.
split-level in flne cond. Living rm.,
{ dining rn.. 3 lge. bedrms., pa
baths, lge. family rm. with firepl..
carport. Priced to sell. We take
trades.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l7OO
1885 New Hampshire Ave.
HILLANDALE = Estate. zoned aS
school, good investment property
100000. $4,000 down. BY OWN
ER. Ma. S-5321, call ewes.
HUNGERFoRD : Assume $4,000
G1 loan. S1l7. PITT. 3-bedrm. ex-
Old: Price. Sis.95O' r. 4. HUM
PHRIES. PO. 2-3226.
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NORTH KIRKSIDE
CHOICE AREA


Beautiful center-hall Colonial brick
Chase circle. Large living room.
dining room, den, modern kitchen,
screened living porch. 3 bedrooms
and 2 baths on second. Finished
fourth. bedroom on third Attrac-
tive clubroom. lear garage. See
this today. Lower 4Os. Call WO.
$4,000 til Q, EDW, H. JONES g.
CO., INC.
OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-S000
buys 3-bedrm. brick Colonial; den,
bsmt screened pch nice yd. Lo
5-S630, G, A. SCHLESINGER co
PALATlAL GROUNDS. beaut. trees
14-acre BURNT MILLS HILLS
small estate, WILLIAMSBURG Co.
lonial brick, 1st fl. den, bath: 2
twin hedrms, baths up; 5
firepls. Many other unusual ap-
pointments. Call til . pm. r, A,
HUMPHREYS. III. 1-29nn
PARKWOOD AREA-Immac, 3.
bedrm. brick home with full din
Sls,50O and OK'd 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSklN & co. 10. 5-200i
RAMBLER, 3 bedrmS,, air cond
new rec. rm.. off-st. parking: nr
schls and transp. Assume lge. 41ae;
GI loan: S94 "a pays all Onll
SlL950. HURRY, CALL JU
9-0326.
COLLIER & VoGLE, INC,
RAMBLER WITH GARAGE: Lowell,
3-bedrm. rambler: kit. with tabl
space: fenced lot. Buy FILA SIS,
450. LO. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
RANDOLPH HILLS-ROCKVILLE-
Immed. poss., 3-bedrm. brk. ramb
bsmt, alum. storm windows. FIJI
or assume $4,000, 4l2eo loan.
RAMSEY REALTY CO.
10 h-2n11 Ill A-oQSl
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SILVER SPRING

Brick split-level, real close-in of
Colesville rd, lust before 4 Cor
ners. ; nice bedrms > baths,
Only 3 yrs, old. Comp, redec
porch level lot. Walk to ali
schools and bus. Priced in low
20S. Reas. terms WOODSIDE
REALTY CO., JU. 9-6440. OPEN
Evening star., 1960-07-10

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WusHIh1ton, y. Z.
Saturday, November 10, 1860

FIRST observation-disclosures CHEVY -4ssDRooM 3BAIH
Msss-uppee 2osLUos s9zAsA ANtG0 1 SUI
dIon. BsoufUl closein block erode
school, Centsrho
Kitchen full bossn eon room fieploees, poio.
bUin soross approximately 75xl3o $4,000 5ea
$76 includes
kbbey
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EXCLUSIVE "HAMET or CHEVY cHAsE-loW 4os7sio GLENDALE
DRNoPeN SUM- ls lot alone should be worth nearly s2oo ool
Home includes bedrooms boihs PLUS
floor fabulous kitchen 4ls Huge Full basement.
butn One block Conn., Ave-
Country Club Conn. Ave. extended right Dunlop condoe M
Perry, EN-. 24414. "
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PVT 2o5s soI ss %A BIC sA%s!nss on LARGE WOODED
s p' so,g:GY setting VIZ; efoi:I ho :sRee. dining room
oG% fy es;s%so SssV Doe fenced lot end TREES
Kenood Club lev 3osl Moss sxsnd.d Bis right Chester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

Recent building permits is
sued by the District include:
william B. Wolf, ST., Will
liam Wolfe, jr., and Charles
F. Goldsmith, owners, 1901
Conn. ave.; builder not Sc
lected; Vlastimil Koubek,
architect: to erect one H.
story office building, 826
Connecticut ave. NV; cost,
$l.400.0o0.
Raymond Regain, owner and
builder, 1882 Salem lane NV;
William H. Shoemaker, arch
itect; to erect one 2-story
dwelling, 4749 Whitehaven
pkwy. NV; cost, $4,000.
Martin Codel and Ella Codel,
owners, 70l 32d st. NV; G. &
H. Contracting Co., builder:
Hugh Newell Jacobson, arch
itect: exterior and interior
alterations to dwelling, 2734
34th pl. NV; cost. $4,000.
Webb & Knapp National
Corp, owner, 1912 14th st.
NV; builder not selected: I.
M. Pei & Associates, archi-
! tects; to erect two 8-story
: apartment houses (total
units, 1861. HOO 9Th st. s.w.
and 1000 9Th st. s.w.: cost,
$4,000. 900.
. Calvary Baptist Church,
owner, 9th and H SITS. NV;
Altimont Bros, Inc, builder;
!; Elmer Cappelman, architects;
: to erect addition to church,
. IT'S 9th st. NV; cost, $500, 900.
|. Goldman Wholesale Co.,
. owner, 1125 Dixie st. me-;
builder not selected: w. C.
Sargent, architect; to erect
one addition to warehouse.
1l25., Dixie st. me-; cost,
$3S, 600.
Z Max Tender. owner, 1912
ss1Sth st. NV: Corncopia In
: vestment Corp. builder: WAL
ter Butcher, architect; to erect
sAthree 3-story dwellings, 21O0
block Wyoming ave. NV:
-~cost $4,000 each.
J. w. C. & A. N. Miller De-
: velopment Co., owner and
; builder. 1925 49th st. NV:
: Edward r. Spano, architect:
>, to erect one 2-story dwelling.
: 5ll6 lockwood parkway NV;
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More Buildings Approved

B. Holloway. jr.. architect: to
erect one 1-story retail groc-
cry store, 1928 Minnesota ave.
s.e.: cost $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

cost, $4,000.
Louis Brooks, owner, 3404
Pauline dr.. Chevy Chase; M.
Lellan & Co.. builder: John
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W o BATHS
sG{ will y9y So. finer wormsn'hp ond avaj ehsmns white brick
wood shopping ond Knweod Club your old house
tred: Mess Ave- right Cromwell right Springfield right
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WESLEY HEIGHTS AREA ACROSS HORACE MANN SCHOOL,
1918 ]5fh STREET NWOPeN TODAY AND SUM-
cono for sale settle eos Very sseepono euoy Abek
root Spacious esnterho
ROOM big bedrooms beths second floor oo
Jorge reereofon with MePlece
Needs decorating LOWER 4os Nebraska Ave. Ash Street M
Wade, WO 654oe. - " " " '' '"'
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ANOTHER UNsEllEvABe THE EXCLUSIVE "HAMlEr-3eo
DUNLOP SIkeEIOPeN SUM-. lIcon moane
big +bsdreom COLONEL homes being evoobIs low
Stone-ond brick with
center hall pIon lbroy Huge third oor
oohd
but whole Of vevel Conn., Ave sxtendsd
Mr. Mvnuy, o. 6-e076, " r - '
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EMeRcENcY-PRcED IoW-EoR QUICK sAIEI ss7
WALTON RoAD-oPeN SUM- 5chomins 4bsdroom, 2-bot brick
home lin ST. jones'
porch, BE SOLD THIS WEEKENbl
Low 20s Old Rd left
wolon M. Bodford, VIII. 6-V7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

EoRTH v An!INSTos5 sAIAslow low sos
% Gwn.. my: sell tbs ss5ms HON: imm.dstsy Only
Wo to public and poroho schools rejection
bdoe, roht On noEw ;nta Sno' n rL ~, Ior, ~,
Quincy. Mr.. Reed "a. 7595I.
FAIRFAX fAAsc-Brondns~ 5bsdoem 3beth
wooded Va Separate dining oeet Kitchen lovely
ponsed recreation frepue Asking $50
Better hurryl Call M. Wicker, OR. 1885,
FAIRFAX uNBEEvABlENew 3bedroom, rambler VI.
lot Excellent construction. Big
Asking $751; 500. Cont as Coll Mr.. Galloway Je 24777
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME IN RIVER HIlL-FRANk l. PHILLIPS NEW
oH The BANKS q re HIsIoRle poIoMAeop
5:.: on s:osv wooded ot bsdFoo%. 3 beh
built" YTLssi Most lots Rive. Hill wooded and
somes S fshouss; Modowoo left Wssionins oiard
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BETHESDA BRICK FREDERICKSBURG s6S5c4sod WEST vRc!N
OPEN Suki0AYl5-Cvts button cleon pinl CUe
ps;sve stree, eony'Sisn' Schools o.d shopp"s bsdoems pv
y: fenced lot lovely WIN eords $3.50 down end 3oysa
tovronh riaht 10 1906 M Sewezyn. OF. 6.lelz
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SOMETHING ELSE HARD 70 Io RAMsER IN BEST SECTION
SUN nAs %ote Of ioei rembe
k:%t s':S csnsrho elqn sspeG dining Iargs
Nebrosse Ave into !evshboro Rd LETT Aona, right
Evening star., 1960-03-01
save on Pittsburgh high.fidelity
PLATE GLASS
MIRRORS

Give your home the feeling Of greater spociousness
with sovin9s-Prced mirrors. These with beveIed
edge ore Of Pittsburgh plate gloss, twin ground to
give beautiful clarity and true reflection.
Evening star., 1960-03-01
stock up at savings on soft, sturdy
"ATKINS" TOWELS

At nnoney-sovne prices, have lots Of these fluffy,
thirsty towels, sturdiH woven for family use. In
coIors to give your bath light hearted, spring
touch: emon mint. pink, white, blue or beige
regularly sale
22x44" bath towels, Ito SSc
l6x26" hand towels, 75c sc
l2xl2" wash cloths, 35c $50
W5L-Linens. 5th Floor; also Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo and Corners
Evening star., 1960-03-01
ALLEN EDMONDS SHOES
$50
regularly 500 and more

Sove 2o90 on wing tips, nnoccosin toes or
straight tips in black or brown. Special
orders also taken. Regularly 24.95 to 1895,
1880 and 22S0
MEMS FUR FELT HATS
Sove SIS in choice Of 8 styles. Medium
eroys, dark groys or dark browns.
Regularly ll.95, $50
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton Plozo, Corners
and Alexandria