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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


FoRD 81 VS. convertible: Z. ans
h.. auto. Transmission: ready ;.
20: SI.Is5. s195 down. banl
MCNEIL PONTIAC
zfs0 IN rEE EEsi HsEEr AYE or Sa4HtsB2 ri tsSSS:
FORD SO 9-passeneer countrI
Squire: orig. set black finish. peI-
feet red and white interior, extra
clean inside and out. s1.29o.
HILL &
SANDERS
Metropolitan washinston'S oIdest
Ford DealeFship
11250 viers Mn Rd.. Wheaton. Nd
Open So; sGndISsi STtOfs is to
FoRD IS Victoria: white. full
equipped: excellent eond, So4t
FORD '54 Fordor Customline: Z. b.
Fordo /; an exceptional car; pri.
vate owner. Price S475. HE
FORD 81 Tudor Ranch Wagon; 8.
cylinder. auto. trans, 7. and h..
red and white nnish; S1,095.
Broad Street Motors
YOUR FORD DEALER"
1901 w. Broad. =. C.. JE. 2-5l0C
FORD 81 Tudor sedan, 9 cylinder
stand. trans. with overdr.; 1856
SUBURBAN MOTORS, INC.
1888 viers Mil Rd.. wheaton. Nd
1 Block From wheaton Plaza
10. $3.50 10. 5-357t
FORD '56 Convert. eunliner; red
black, vinyl top, selectomatic ra.
do. heater. fordo.. tinted glass
good rubber. Have orders overseas
FORD '55 Ranch wason VS.: 7
ROYAL MOTORS
400 GA. AVE. NV. IA. 9-2904
FSHR s61IOD. so .S.sls osi1lSt' IEsBsS EOBBssSSr fuli'
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
iisi sisss ihsIssss6s;Ls,EiEscJky e; NM EEi 7-0iO'
FORD SO crestline Vic. 8 cyl;
stand. trans, :. and h. This Il
. clean car. S445.
HARRIS-PORTER
3715 BLADENsBURG RD.
COLMAR MANOR. ND.
AP. 7-462s
FORD 1888 Fordor Ranch Wagoni
standard transmission; $1,000
plus 1895 down payment or COM
parable trade Hn approved credit
ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER
1904 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria. We. ov. 9-060C
FORD '52 club coupe; saerines
MNEo' Ne, ssPosE sSp Rsieti P.M. Riso \ :, ave
FORD '57 VS. Ranch wagon; stan
dard Transmission. radio. heater
3 to choose from. Sl,O95.
TRI-COUNTY RAMBLER
2l4 washinston Blvd.
Across From Laurel Shop. Ctr.
10. s-6ie3 PA. 5-4i4s
Just Q short trip from LAUREL
Bowie turmoil from the BALTIC
Inc Toll CHARGE on Tower Linel
Open After Church on Sunday
FORD '55 VS. Country Sedan
Fordomstie. ps.: very clean inside
and out: weekend special at SS95
Z. p. sTEUART BETHESDA. INC.
41O2 Miller ave, OIL. $1,000.
FORD 81 Tudor; :, and h.. auto
trans; good mechanical eond.
5000. Call ~. 5-053s.
FORD 80 oalaxie Fordor; Whit
with blue interior. Fordomatie
p.s.. 2. and h., etc.: $4,000 MI,
carefully maintained and immac
order, diplomat owner; $1,000
FORD $50 Victoria: white with con.
tinental tire kit: p.bs p,s.. Z. and
h.. tinted glass. new tires: excel
cond.: ! owner: 22,0Q0 act. mi.
II you want q good looking CAT
that's had excel care this is u,
For sale by OWNER ct $1,000
frm. cL. 6-3463.
Ford 80 FL. 800" Town Sed
Pordomatie. radio. heater. power
steering. driven approx. 1000
miles: new-car title and warranty
Big discount. IL others TO choose
fr0rn
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FORD
SAIE!

'57 Custom "6'' club sedan;
r. and h.: special, Ss95.
'57 Ranch WAGON. VS.
Fordomatic, 7. and h.:
81 .:395.
'56 Fairiane VS. club sedan;
Fordomatic. r. and h.: SSo5.
'5B Country Sedan Fordor
station wagon; overdrtve, 2.
and h. S1.095.
'55 Ford wagon; choice Of
.: as low as S605.
'54 Custom %" Fordor
Fordomatic, r. and b.; very
eleani S495.
'53 convertible: VS., Fordo-
matte. r. and h.: special,
S2O5.
so de luxe VS. Tudor: me-
chanics special. 500.
American Service Center
Observation-Disclosures Benz
SS6 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl., IA. 7.772
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3o1O r. ]. Ave. NE. LA. e-l0O3
FORD SO Custom 1900" 6-cyiin-
der Fordor; standard trans, r.
and h.: one owner; only $4,000
miles, showroom coiid.
NADIA Book. Sl,1o0; Today, 81 .b95
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AuToMoBILEs FoR SALE

DODGE 'se Royal VS. 4-door Sc
With MY s7.0oo nj: very clean eissH
inside and out: auto. trans. r.
and b. Wv. tires. The car you
have been waiting for: S1.095.
I. P. eTEuART BETHESDA, INC.
400 Miner ave, OIL. $1,000.
DODGE IS Royal VS.; 2-tone. :.
and h-s auto. trans; clean, 1nest
eond. SPECIAL, S595; low Is
$50 down. SO OTHER CARS.
WOLFE MOTORS
1888 N. Moore, Arl..va. "a. 4-32S1
DODGE IS 2-dF.i e-cyL. stand.
shift 2. End b, excel: sonds orig.
DODGE 81; a. and b.. cleaner
than eysfsse, sos or best oder.
Rk. 5-S022.
DODGE I55 VS. 4-dr.: p, b.. auto.
trans, 2 tone: clean, w.-w. tires,
low MI. excel. mech. eond.; $3.50.
IA. S-4335.
DODGE '57 VS. station Wagon: au-
tomato, radio. heater, power steer.
ing: 3-tone red and white: 81, ,095.
TR1-COUNTY RAMBLER
2l4 washineton Blvd.
Across From Laurel shop, Ctr.
T9. 9. s-SGSs s-Siss "a. IA-ss-..ii.l -ss-..ii.l
Just. . short trip from LAUREL
Ss sowts tuTnoii from the Haito-
Open After Church d sunday
DODGE '5s 4-dF. Econ, 8; Fld. dr.,
htr., tires, new cond.; new bat.
sss:r. ssEs $50 ~ t1fsi s.sase. ssr' oFis
DODGE .52 sedan; IS" cylinder:
S235: $40 down, $50 month.
ROPER, La. 6-27O0.
DODGE 1859 Convertible; auto
matte Transmission. power steer
ing. power brakes, radio. heater.
one owner, like new, S1.6e6 plus
S400 down or comparable trade
on approved credit. 1-year war
ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER
1704 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria. Va. OV. $4,000
DODGE '57 Custom R9yal t-door;
pus6-buttcn drive: beaGtiful biSei
nnish; very clean: I owner;
WHEELER. NC, wHEELMoBuE
''USEFULr ONE-oWNER CARS
Chrysier- Plymouth. .fmpefial-Valisnt
1900 Wisconsin nv. I'm. 2-1p2O
DODGE '57 2-doof hardtop; auto.
trans, power steering, brakes, T.
and b.. turquoise and white: SELL
ing for only S1.2e6, bank nnane-
SUBURBAN MOTORS, INC.
1898 viers Min Rd,. wheaton. Nd.
10. 6-3575 10. $3.50
DODGE '56 Lancer hardtop, VS.
with powerfiite, 2-tone nnish; AL
condition. Weekend special, Se09:
written guar.
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 n. I. ave. NE. La. e.1003
DODGE 1852 4-dr.; Z. and b.; good
tires and battery; orig. owner:
S249. 10. 2-472s.
DODGE SO Sierra station wagon:
r. and h., power brakes, power
steering: green. only SS95.
Congressional OldS
Clean Suburban Cars
Rockville Pike at
Congressional Plaza
Rockville, Nd. HA. 7-1344
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& / AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FORD '55 Tudor; r. h., Fordo.
matte, light green finish: full
price. S433: no nxed down pay
ment, S23 per month.
d. G. DISCOUNT
2201 = st. NV. FE. 7-5400
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CHRYsLER '66 4-dr. windsor: auto.
radio and heater, power eteering;
clean car. low mileage: wiz guar
S7p5,. call FRED FREDAlCkS'
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DIVER

77so old 0eofSstown Rd
Bethesda, Nd. OF. o-7lll
CHRYSLER '56 windsor de Luxe
4-dr, sedan; beautiful 2-tone blue
automatic transmission, poweI
steering, r. and h; very low mile
age, 1-oWner car; priced for i'm
mediate sale, S79b.
AVSaori0oY1 GarviNa ContoP
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FORD 80 Fairlane Victoria: VS.
motor. Fordomatic. radio, heater.
Wv. tires, 2-tone finish; extra
clean. weekend special. s1.2o9;
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AUT0M0BILES F0R SALE

FORD So station wagon: equip.
good condition, sAg5.
TAKOMA FORD
1035 CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
FORD L53 victoTia; runs good.
TRIANGLE E0Pn
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FORD 1888 Fordor Ranch Wagon;
standard transmission: $1,000
plus 1895 down payment or COM
parable trade an approved credit
ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER
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FORD '57 VS. Ranch Wagon; stan
dard transmission, radio. heater
3 to choose from. S1,U95.
TRI-COIJNTY RAMBIE ER
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FORD '52 club coupe: sacriflce
sll6' tSRJsS tSll US;cei 4 ! bIso 4 R. l. AVE
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DODGE IS 2-dF.; 9-cyl. stand.
osl5 oaa:, = ssSs .ss 4 Ia .1ss! ssss9 sSnd orig
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I7O4 NJ; Vernon ~ Ave; oa,,
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DODGE 81: .. and b., eleanef
than eyss,ssss' ;.,sss sSS or best ofisr.
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ROYAL MOTORS

400 GA. AVE. NV. IA. y-2yU4
FORD go 0alaxie Fordor; fullS
equipped; special. ss.595.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
llsl siis IhsSrl g, lkMNTMirnciEEhEx; Nv EE; 7-elo1
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Across From Laurel Shop. Ctr.
70. s-5o5II PA-5-4i4II
10. 9-61e3 PA. 5-4l42
Bowie turmoil from the BALTIC
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FORD 'S3 crestline VIC. 3 cyl;
q clean car. S44S.
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FORD ail. SS " Victoria -. s; "a Fo5S9: S,I:
finish, exceptionally clean: S795.
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DODGE '54 Gyromatic Meadow
brook 2-dr.; gray. clean through
able, garage kept; immac. eond.,
like new. $685.. call AID. 4-061O.
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HAHHlS-ROHIEh
3715 BLADENsBURG RD.
coLMAR MANOR. ND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

mired varieties" This year the
bulb selections consist of three
daffodils, two hyacinths, one
crocus and eight varieties of
tulips in six different classes.
In two tulip classes, the OAR
win and the Triumph, two
varieties tied for top honors in
each, hence both were named.
The 1860 selections are:
Tulips-Lily-n owered. White Trium-
phator: cottage. Magician; Darwin.
sweet Harmony and Scarlet Leader;
karel Doorman: triumph, Princess
Beatrix and Dreaming Maid
DanOdils Trumpet, Rembrandt:
large cupped. cabineer; Jonauilla.
Crocus-Pickwick
Hyacinth-Delft Blue and Delight.
All Of these varieties should
be obtainable from bulb dealers,
although it is doubtful if any
one dealer would have them
all. Some varieties have been
in commerce for some time.
Bulb planting time, except
for the tulips and Dutch iris,
is here and whether you plant
these top-rated varieties or not,
you will find an excellent sup
ply OF exceedingly fine Dutch
bulbs in the local market. Last
years supply appeared to the
writer as being unusually good,
and those examined so far
seem to be even better.
w. H. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

FOREST GLEN GARDEN CLUB OF
Arlington, Va, Tuesday. 8 p m, nome
OF Mrs Andrew Pandolfo. 564 hsrISon
Bodner and Mrs. Eugene Peake. LAX
on oriental dover arranging by MIS-
RAYMOND D. Woods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

CAMELLIA SOCIETY OF The 20
TOMAC VALLEY, Monday. S:l5 pm,
Auditorium OF woodward q LoLhIop
Chevy Chase Store. Public invi ntsd
tsIE On "colonial Gardens and Land
seaning Plans" On october Is the
mems luncheon will be at the Army
Navy Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
You Can Create
Beauty
With Flowers
Graceful Plant Serves Alone
by MRS. HERBERT n. GREGER.

tons, each Of which is clearly
marked by a thickened red
stem node. From these nodes
emerge the dark green leaves
which sport bright red veins
on the underside as well as red
stems. Side branches also
emerge from these nodes and
repeat the distinct color
change.
The flower clusters are a
luminous pink on bright red
stems. in consistency with the
plants desire for complement
tary colors.
In this arrangement. which
rests in a grayish-white pot
terry container, I have aimed
at bringing the lofty grace of
this begonia into full focus.
Linear distribution within the
given airspace was so adjusted,
that the rising, daring strength
of the main line became visible
and well understood. Beauti-
fully shaped, irregular leaves
graduate from large to ever
smaller size and so add natu-
rally to the vertical emphasis.
Like daring acrobats, the
clusters of delicate flowers and
the downward swinging seed
pods with their amazing triple
wings arch far out into the
open space.
Thus, the plant itself has
suggested a design and an ar
ranger needs only humility and
observing eyes to recreate for
indoors that which lives in
rare beauty on the shady side
Of our house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

Begonias are known to every
one, whether garden minded
or not. Somewhere in life, I
hope a begonia plant has
crossed your path and made
you aware Of it.
Unusual forms, markings,
strong hairy textures or varie-
gated, often metallic colors are
sure to catch the eye and in
terest. An abundance of snowy
and colorfull blossoms make
doubly sure of attention. The
fact that clusters of differing
male and female flowers grace
begonias over a long season
make it a most cherished plant.
Now, the time has arrived
when tender plants must be
made ready for the window
stills, and when the tuberous
varieties must be taken up and
stored for the winter. However,
there is one kind which is
no bother at all since it Is
hardy and takes the winter
without flinching. We call this
the perennial begonia.
The structure of this sue
culent plant withstands cold
autumn weather until Jack
Frost puts it to sleep. Nothing
but a f1eshy little tuber guards
the secret of much beauty and
gracefullness for the coming
year.
love to arrange this gracious
plant all by itself. Silhouetted
against a plain background 1t
gives full esthetic enjoyment
for over a week.
It is wise to soak the cut
stems in deep water for sew
eral hours to h arden them
thoroughly.
When you hold one Of the
several erect stems in your
hand, contemplating a design
which would bring 1t into
pleasing harmony with your
container, you will become
aware of its surprising artistry
Of growth.
The stem alone is a fabulous
engineering structure. This
light green cylindrical stem
rises ever upward in varied Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
Montgomery Agent
Offers Phone Tips

The Montgomery County
Agents tip-a-phone subjects
for this week, which are tapped
to respond to dialing Pc. q
5454. are as follows:
Monday "Fireblight on
Ornamentals."
Tuesday - "Nematodes At
lacking Shrubs and Lawns"
Wednesday - b erm u d a
Grass Control.
Thursday-"How to Fertilize
Shade Trees"
Friday-Saturday "Mush-
rooms Growing in the Lawn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
Gurden Film

New garden film: Story Of
Hollands Floriade and gardens
in other countries of Europe, in
16-mm. color. Produced by
Hayes Spray Gun Co. Films
title: Around the World With
Hayes-Now Europe" Free to
garden clubs, others; time, 2812
minutes. To book, write the
company at SO North San
Gabriel blvd, Pasadena, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
GARDEN
BOOKS
IRIS FOR EVERY GARDEN.
BY Sydney B. Mitchell. IN.

- ~ NN@~OS @N@@NN@~Ne@s N@NNs
BarrowS & Co., Inc; $4.95.)
To all lovers of iris, the rain
bow flower, this edition which
has been revised and brought
up to date by Mrs. John NJ.
Price will be of great interest.
The first two chapters, "Irises
for American Gardens" and "An
Iris World Tour" are good in
Productions to the following
chapters on bearded iris, their
history, culture. propagation
and diseases. There is an ex-
cellent chapter on the use Of
the iris in the garden with en-
phasis on color combinations.
The appendix lists the 100
varieties chosen by the Ameri-
can Iris Society members in
1859. A section on sources of
information and one on sources
of plants make the book helpful
to all growers of this flower of
many hues.-A. S. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
Dutch Bulb Experts Select
Most Admired Varieties

Each spring a jury of Dutch
bulb experts visits the famous
Keukenhof Gardens near Lisse
and appraise the various plant
ings of old and new varieties
of Dutch bulbs. Their selec-
tons are called the most ad-
Evening star., 1960-12-03

that the 1861 convention Of
the National Apartment
Owners Association win be
held In Arlington next Sep
tember.
The Northern Virginia
Builders Association has is
sued Q reminder that its an
nual installation of oficers,
dinner and dance. and Christ
mas Party will be held next
Saturday at Arlington Tow
ers, beginning at Z pm.
-
Arthur (Archie) cinnamon
has been elected q vice presi-
dent and member of the
board of the Arlington Real
W Co.. the nrm announced
this week.
Mr.. cinnamon, a WASH
ington native, also is a vice
president of Builders and De-
velopers Corp. of Alexandria.
= y
Richard I. Brown has been
promoted to general sales
manager Of James c. Conley
d Co.. Inc. the firm an
nounced today.
Mr.. Brown has been sales
manager of the Conley Arm
since July /. Before that, he
Evening star., 1960-12-03

provisions of the license law,
obligations between principal
and agent, listings. contracts
and sales. titles and convey
ancing. and real estate loans.
Further information may
be obtained from the program
ONCE at the Twelfth Street
Branch.
4
Robert Z. Lohr, Of Robert
Z. Lohr, Inc, this year cele-
brates 40 years as q real
estate broker.
Mr.. Lohr, together with his
father. was responsible for
much building and develop
ing In Takoma Park. He was
an organizer and first presi-
dent Of the Langley Park
Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. Lohr Is . member Of
both the Montgomery County
and Prince Georges County
Real Estate Boards.
=
William Fairchild Real
Estate Corp. has opened new
main ofiices at 800 Arlington
boulevard. Falls Church,
william Fairchild, president,
has announced.
The firm formerly had
Offices at 21l6 Wilson boule-
ward. Arlington.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Reel Estote Solesmen
Carlton Abney, with Roy
Logan.
Nathaniel r. Balthrop,
with Edmund M. Chaplin.
Faith F. j. Block, with
Walker and Dunlop. Inc.
Rayford w. Ellis, with Col
lier and Vogel, Inc.
John Walter Howley, with
Ben Burch.
Thomas T. Kawahara, with
Isidoro L. Domingo.
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Realty Revue Of the Week

r. C. Robert Gray, president
of Montgomery County Board
of Realtors. has announced
the board will hold the flrst
of q series of general board
dinner meetings at $50 pm.
Thursday at the Indian
Springs Country Club, Lay
hill road, Silver Spring.
After the, dinner. q business
session and report on the
recent national convention
are scheduled.
This will be the first busi-
ness session conducted by the
newly = appointed Program
Committee under the chair
manship of C. Windsor Miller.
Billy Sands, television
comic, and Joan Fairfax,
singer. will headline the en-
tertainment for the 9th an
nual Christmas Party of the
Washington Real Estate
Board December Il in the
Hotel Statler-Hilton.
Mr.. Sands is best known
for his portrayal of Pvt. Pa
parelli on the sgt. Bilko"
television show. Miss Fairfax
is a native Of England and
began her singing career in
Canada. She made her United
States debut at the Statler's
Embassy Room.
Henery L. BOuscaren, party
chairman, said he expects
more than 900 to attend.
4 . =
The Building Owners and
Managers Association Of
Metropolitan Washington will
hold its annual Christmas
Party from $3.50 to 7::30 pm.
December 20 in the Dupont
Plaza Hotel. Milton Silver
man is heading the commit
tee making arrangements for
the party.
BONA also announced it
had honored one of its former
presidents. who is now re-
tired from business, with
election to an honorary
membership.
He is Lew 8. M0hler, who
until his recent retirement,
served as manager of the
Transportation Building. Mr..
Mohler served as BOMA's
president from 194l to 1945,
The nominating commit
tee of the Arlington Apart
:ment Owners Association has
unanimously nominated the
present oficers Of the asso-
citation for reelection for
1851.
They are: Walter Won Her.
bulls, president; Daniel Z.
Ragalie, first vice president;
William p. Ames, jr., second
vice president: Emerson C.
Reinsch, treasurer, and WAL
ter C. Doe, jr., secretary.
The election will be held
.at 8 pm. December IL at
-Broyhill Auditorium.
The AAOA also announced
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Brokers, SoIesmen Licensed

Recent license issuances
announced by the District
Real Estate Commission in
clude:
Reel Estote Brokers
Julian D. Rocha, asst. real
estate oficer. National Saw
ings and Trust Co.
Edward Grafton Ashton,
jr.. TIA Edward G. Ashton, jr.,
Realty Co.
Carman Joseph Molinaro,
ia c. Joseph Molinaro.
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was q salesman with the
company since 1855.
y
The Twelfth Street Branch
YMCA has announced it is
organizing a course for real
estate statesmen. A definite
starting date has not been
set.
The course Is to include:
Evening star., 1960-12-03

j. Stanley Lacey. with Mar
win Brown Associates.
Philip Leroy Loomis. with
r. A. Humphries and Sons.
Thomas ]. Owen, with
ThoS. J. Owen & Son, Inc.
Ethel Blair Shreve, with
Tighe Z. Woods.
Marian A. Small. with o.
F. Smith & Bros, Co., Inc.
YasSin Umar, with Howar
Bros. Co.
Wymer Williams, with
Weaver Bros, Inc.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

44Zo 6ARFleLD STREET NV.
First presentation Of chormina white CoIonioI
home in ever popuIor community. Center-hoIl
plon with orocious drowine room, dining room,
pontry ond kitchen. Also first-floor powder
room. There ore 4 bedrooms and boihs on
second floor and z finished rooms on third floor.
The open side porch ieods TO on ottroctive,
privote eorden.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARLINGTON. BELLEVUE FOREST
- Fabulous new rambler on a
gorgeous lz-acre lot in nearby
Nirginia's finest residential area
FOUR TWIN-BED ROOMS ON
ONE LEVEL! Spacious center-hall
plan, private din. rm., huge all
cleo. kit, 21a baths, enormous out
of-ground basement with beauti-
ful rec. rm.; large screened porch,
2-car attached garage: 81 800 ad-
ditional for central air condition
ing FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC
Realtors, IA. 7-S012; evenings,
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ARL., S., Columbia pike area
$1,000 dn.: 3-bedrm. brick ram
pier; fun bsmt: Assume 5hG
loan, Asking S17,950. owner
transferred.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

BAND-Box BRICK RAMBLER, 8
ment; huge oI PAtnS; Assumption nTt 1A'of ef
SIS,200. Priced right at S21 $50.
THE GROOM CO, IA. 7-4467.
BEAUTIFUL, 3-BEDRM., California
redwood rambler. on over "a acre:
kit; lge garage; a tremendous
buy for only SI5.95O: $500 down.
BROWN AND BROWN REALTY,
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CT NO DOWN

DEVELOPMENT CORP, Realtors
134 N. Kings Hwy. SO. 5-9l00
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ALL BRICK CAPE coD-only s13..
500; priced below the market
with flexible terms due to owner
transferred. 3 bedrms. Cmaster
extra large with double closets1
sep. din. rm. breakfast nook,
kitchen, full bsmt.; fenced lot.
Assume large loan with no quail
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AIR- CONDITIONED BRICK RAM
BLER-Only . yrs. old. Ia baths,
8 bedrms. (bath of MASTER, firepl.,
csrpeting In liv and din. area,
snack bar in de luxe kitchen,
bsmt., and big corner lot. Save
by assuming large lst trust or
FHA financing available.
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ARLINGTON, N.-New brk.
rambler in excel. location; 3
bedrms., Pa baths, sep. din.
rm., dream kitchen, carport;
full, bright bsmt.; priced at
S24,950. Call THE DARBY
CO.. Realtors, IA. 5-9393;
ewes. JE. 4-0491.
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BERKSHIRE
RpANDvIVTIT -
BRINKLEY ROAD

BRICK RAMBLER, with twin-sized
bedrms., RADIANT HEAT; vacant.
Asking only S13 600. Best buy.
MCDOWELL. UN. $4,000
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foyer entr,
bUngalow with firepl., sep. din.
rm., screened porch, twln-sized
bedrms, bsmt.; level lot, trees
and garage. Only S10,950. See
and compare.
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BELLEVUE FOREST
GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.
rATr@@

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS - Brand
level, that is simply out Of this
world! Features fabulous, big
Florida room WITH FIREPLACE
plus a beautiful recreation room,
also with fireplace; liv. rm. with
fireplace, private din. rm.; lovely,
big, all-elec. kit: full basement.
2-car built-in garage. LOWER
40s.. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
Realtors, JA. 7-s012; evenings,
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RIVERDALE

RIVERDALE-Split-level, 3 bed
rms, Ia baths, rec. rm., scr
patio: storm doors and windows
UN. 4-097S, no agents.
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'RINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AT, II. "a

BELTSyILLE-All hiick new ram
bier. la-acre lot with lge. trees. >
6snf 6s9TmS or!;1s.t SEP; din. nm frspl;' cpl
LUBY ROBERTS. WE. 5-5I67.
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BELLEHAVEN

Country Club within walking dis
tance Of this beautiful 3 big bed
room, 21z-bath brick split-level
fireplace, formal dining room,
fully equipped modern kitchen and
3l-ft. rec. room with fireplace
Lovely walled patio in rear and
carport on side. CENTRALLY
AIR CONDITIONED for your
comfort. Priced to sell at only
S31 500 with flexible financing
to meet your needs. Call today
for an appointment to see this
home. TIE. 6-l4l5,