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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19

AN EDITORIAL sheer was accorded the
IA COnfederacy during the week of March IL
"a week further marked by signs of tension
MR. PICKWICK AT MONTGOMERY Lou.
isiana Convention have donated to the Montgomery
[Alal Congress the $S39OOO not long since stolen
from the United States by sundry then Louisiana
federal officers and turned to the former
body The debate occurring in the Montgomery Con-
gress the presentation of the Louisiana ordi-
giving up the money to the central ogarchy is
one Of the richest specimens Of Pickwickanism we
ever read-especaly the portion of it spoken by
Mr. Thomas j. Withers of South Carolina in cOmpl
ment of LOuisianas disinterestednesS in SO gen.
erOuSly declining to appropriate to her own uses
the stolen Such selfsacriice and patriotic
generosity according to Mr. Wthers, hardly ever
before heard of, though the money UGS stolen.
They're remarkable institution the Oligarchy
NOT THE CORRECT THING.-Anna Dean and
Ellen Mathews two gaiy dressed nymphs. were ar
rested by officer Kimball. at the instance of hack
man named Riley, who charged one Of them with
threatening split him open with spttOOn. or some
thing of similar shape and using language dsrespect
full of his parentage and his legitimacy and the other
with making like threat with bottle. and using
language of similar meaning slightly varied in form
1t grew out of his making a demand for hack hire
and insisting upon its payment. Quite patriotic
address made by the counsel for the defense;
but the justice fined each Of the accused $227. and
suggested that their conduct very wrong, which
they admitted, and complied with the order to pay
THE TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON. ut is worthy of
remark that since the inauguration Of the successor
to President Buchanan the travel on the Washington
branch of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has ma
teray increased, and for several days past the in
crease has been more clearly manifested. The last
train Of yesterday afternoon consisted Of eight large
passenger all of which were filled with goodly
proportion of office-seekers. 1t is almost needless
to say that many the we're Baltimoreans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19
Artemus Ward on the Union

TN THE course of his short
Il life, Charles Farrar
Browne, Down-EaSter from
Maine, made a happy and
lasting impression on the
American mind. The pOpu-
larity of his humorous writ
ings and lectures, under the
pseudonym Artemus Ward,
reached a peak during the
Civil War period. The Star
regularly published his
pieces -corny, perhaps, by
today's standards. but still
not without charm.
From The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19
"ARTEMUS" ONTHE UNION.

I'm q Union man. l luV the
Union from the bottom of mi
hart. l luV every hOop-pOle in
Maine, and every sheep ranch in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19

From The Evening Star.
Monday, March Is. 1851:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19

NEXT SUNDAY Sumter RumOrs Fill the Air
WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

all the beauty and health
aids now available.
Classic features and curly
hair are no longer essential.
Today, a good figure, shining
hair, a clear complexion, me-
ticulous grooming, a graceful
walk, good posture, and vi
tality which is reflected in
enthusiasm and "aliveness,
are the essentials Of beauty
and charm.
Then, too, we know so
much more about skin care
than we once did, and there
are so many more cosmetic
aids than ever before. The
average woman is much bet
ter informed concerning nu-
triton than her forebears
were, and she is more aware
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
Once when a woman was
referred to as being so years
old or more, the picture which
flashed across the screen of
ones mind was that of a
nondescript, older woman -
unless we happened to love a
woman of so or more very
much. Love changes every
thing.
Today, some of the most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
WHY GROW OLD?
A New Concept Of Age

the number of years he or she
has lived. This is an actual
fact. Of course, from the
viewpoint of extreme youth,
anyone past Is still seems old,
but the 'leveling off" point
has changed drastically.
Any woman who is willing
to make the effort can delay
the signs Of aging for many
years, and any woman can be
attractive if she is interested
enough to take advantage of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
GROW OLD?

beautiful, glamorous, famous
and fascinating women are
so or more. Now the average
woman of so looks younger
than the average woman of
40 of a few years ago.
Why? Well, there is a whole
new concept of age. We have
learned that the actual age
of a person depends much
more on physical condition
and mental outlook and emo
tional youthfulnesS, than on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

of the Importance of fine nu-
triton as the foundation of
beauty and health.
So, if you are a woman of
so or more, forget age except
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
SAVINGS FOR THE HOME
washington and Bethesda OnIyD

washington and Bethesda 0nlyl
Bath mat sets. Cotton chenille. Nat I'm
with lid cover. Assorted coIors.
Competing. For stoirs ond runners ward ! 90
II" WIDE Viscose royon with Iotex
backing Brown, green, also black
and white
Choir pods. Hand hooked and 1.0fl
braided cotton. l512" round.
Curtains. Cote, cottage and tier puir I 100
styles. Labeled for fabric content.
Assorted potterns and colors.
Decorator pillows. Kopok-fiIIed toss 1.11
pillows with button centers. Covered
with royon sotn Assorted colors.
Ironing board sets. Cover and pad to 1. nm
fit standard 54" boards
Lomp Shodes. Cp-on and chimney 1.flll
style muIti-purpose 8" shodes. Many
assorted designs.
PiIIowcoses. New printed cottons d for 90
42x36". Many Potterns and coIors. IN
clear plastic. z
Rugs. Tufted viscose royon.e 24x34". I nm
Assorted stripes and mixtures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
SAVINGS FOR men
(At All 8 Storesl

(At All 8 StoFes)
Belts. First-quoIity leather belts in 1,(l0
black or brown. Sizes 28-4O
stretch waist and leg openings Heat an
resistont woistbond. S, M, L.
HondkerehieFs. Cotton. Large Is" 1flfor 4 90
size Rolled or hemstitched ~
Hosiery. First-quoiIty stretch q pair. 90
hosiery and oreyIes. Labeled for y
fabric content. Assorted patterns
and coors. lO-l3.
Pojomo separates First-quoIiy Mix q for 4 90
or-motch tops and bottoms Sonfor- 4
lied cotton Coot, MILDLY Styles AID.
PIostie roineoots. Heot-seoed, REIN Inn
forced at strain points. Raglan sleeves
Smoke color. S, M, /.
Sweet Shirts rresuIars. Cotton lined I'm
with soft cotton fleece NyIon rein
forced neck. S, M, /.
Tee shirts. First,quoIity. sh,ink,re- 1se,1.00
sag. S,M,L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

to do those things which will
delay it. However, there are
certain things a woman of so
should remember if she is to
look her very best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

Girdes and ponty sirdIes, irresucrs!
Fomous-none PuII-on Styles Labeled each .UU
for fabric content Slight defects.
S, M, /.
Briefs. NyIon with stretch legs. for .UU
White, pink, blue. 81.
Pettieoots. White cotton with panel "A
front and ruffle trim. White royon each ~
with embroidered trim. Nyon in
white, pink or blue S, M, L.
Slips. Cotton with eyeIet trim. Ad- 100
justobIe strops. White. 34-40
Waltz gowns. Cottons in S, M, |. each 100
Royons in M, L, XL. Pastel coIors
Aprons. Cotton percoIe prints with or a. 4. nm
without bib White and posteI-colored
backgrounds with matching trim.
Handkerchief Assorted cotton 1nAfor LOO
floral prints Fode-resistont ~
Hosiery. First-quoIity fomousnoke, q pr. 100
fuII-foshoned and seamless nyIon 4
stockings Fall tones. 8K-ll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

Boys sIoves.Worm wooI-knits ideal pair 4 90
for foil wear. S., M, L.
Boys jeans. Striped cotton denim. pur 4 90
TripIe-sttched pockets. 6-l2
Boys shirts. Washable cotton flannel. Inn
Single pocket. Coy pIoids. GIG.
Boys underwear, irreguIors. Cotton dor 100
briefs, tee shirts Slight defects GIG. u
Girls bIouses. Tailored cottons. As I'm
sorted clear coors and white. 3-l4
Girls hats. Knitted OrIone ocryIic I'm
Assorted styles and colors. 3-l4.
Girls polo shirts. Cotton Assorted 100
coIors. TIA. .,.-..
Girls sIoeks, irresuIors. Unlined cot pair 90
ton Corduroy. Famous make. As
sorted fall coIors Slight defects. BOX.
Girls sweaters. Our own "WoodIeieh" 100
brand slip on sweaters OF OrlonS
ocryIic. Discontinued shades.
Little boys shirts. Cotton-knit polo 0for 90
shirts. Assorted colors 49,
Little boys sIocks. Woven cotton. puir 100
Boxer style Assorted coIors 3-ox,
Little boys sweet shirts, irresuIors, f.0f1
White cotton. Slight defects. 3-8.
Little girls ponties. Cotton knts 20 A for 90
in white. Royons Ala in assorted
colors.
cordisons and polo shirts, irresuIors. 100
Fornous-none. For boys and girls
Assorted colors. 2-ox.
lnfonts' crowIers. Cotton corduroy 100
Assorted coIors ga months.
Infonts' toddIers' tights. Heoncoe 90
.nyIon stretch yorn 81 months and
l-3x.
lnfonts' ponties. Plastic. Assorted efor 90
coIors S, M, l, xL. "
Crib pads. Quilted cotton with cotton 90
muslin covering. ToPe-bound seams.
27x34
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

Support hosiery. Seamless nyIons.
Beige tones. A, B, c sizes to fit 82-
II.
Misses bIouses. First-quoIity. Labeled
for fabric content. Short and pa
length sleeves. Foil coIors.
Misses scorfs. $50 silk and $500
royon. Hond-roIIed hens. Assorted
prints and clear coIors .
Misses tee shirts. 8O9o OrIon@ ocryI-
ic and 2O9o wool. Plocket front, "a
length sleeves. Assorted colors, 1898.
Costume jeweIy. Bracelets, neck
Ioces and earrings. Assorted styles
and coIors.
Gloves. WooIen gloves for misses and
women. Assorted coIors. S, M, L.
Wallets and purses. Simulated Ieoth-
err wallets and small clutch purses.
Assorted colors.
@Pleose odd lo9o Federal tox.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

ALEX. BRo0KvILLE = Lovely
level. Carport and rec. rni' Nr,
schools, bus. Cameron station.
Available Jan. 20. Rent S185, Cali
Mrs: Clark at MILLER REAL Es-
TATE, ia 4-4252: or evenings,
Evening star., 1961-01-06
CHEVY CHASE- D- C-

N11EV I N111AOE, y. y.
Sep sep. din. rm. II only sse5oS oe'fDVai; IN this
very popular area. 4Ss loan can
be assumed Ewes. call Mrs. eut-
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Gll TENS REALTY
4.7929 OIL. 4-lQ97

BE Observation-Disclosures split-level,
Ideally located near KenWood al
River I'd, Large living and dining
rms. de luxe kitchen. ( fine bed
rooms. ga baths and recreation
rm.: deep. shaded. landscaped lot:
urgent sale at only S26,950, Re-
EYeS WO R.n0Qn
Evening star., 1961-01-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HOWARD CO. - Approx. 3o0-ft.
frontage on Rte. 20: 1928 acres
zoned commercial; 3-bedrm. mod
ern Cape Cod with bsmt., large
screened porch and garage.
HOWARD CO, Jessup, Md. - "a
acres, incl. large Aunt apt,
house: over 2ia acres zoned Tor
business; approx. 375 IT. fronts
U. 8. Rte. ]. :. Good terms.
RAMSEY REALTY co.
10. 6-20l7 Ju. 9-2as5
SALE BY OWNER - Overlooking
beautiful South River at Hillsmere
Shores. Annapolis, Nd. New
rancher. never been occupied; 5
bedrms,, "a ceramic baths, din.
rm.. 20x14 liv. rm. with fireplace,
plastered walls. Dashboard hot
water heat. full basement and lae.
garage. Lot 100xl50. Financing
readily arranged. Write Pest Of
nee Box 6S3. Annapolis, Md, or
call CO. 3-9379 or CO. 3-46Q6.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACT NOW! MOVE IN TOMORROW
Builders models, 3 left. $4,000
to S23,000, TIA or conventional.
Aspen Hill I'd. at Parkland drive.
HAVEN CONSTRUCTION CORP,
VIII. 2-0S24. LO. 5-47S7.
ALTA v1sTA-Brick Colonial; ideal
ir, hs.; 2 bedrms,, den, rec. rm.
opens into pvt, back yard and
BEETtHiEsGDSS'' BEETtHiEsGDS4S' HOMES, SSss'' NC NeG4'VoI o..
4:Sl04 ewes, Mrs. Reynolds,
EN-. 2-s243.
ASPEN HILL = PRICE-LoCATIoN-
CONDIT1ON-ThiS beautiful home
has all 3 attributes, in addition
to being charming, cozy and roomy,
= bedrms., . baths, din. rm., sun
shine bright, modern kit, wall-to-
wall carpetinE, fenced lot and
huge patio. Low. 20s with $500
down and monthly payments under
=. VI. BERENs, REALTORS
1927 Fenton st.. O. 9. JU. 7-7700
Evening star., 1961-01-06

BETHESDA, Wilson lane area
5000 down Charming Dutch
Colonial: large den, 2 big bedrms
upstairs. full din. rm., stainies,
steel sink, ETC.; scr. pch., GARAGE
lovely -acre lot, S21,500. SAM.
UEL Z; BoGLEY OF MD, INC
Evening star., 1961-01-06

R0sSLYN, va; N. 18th St. mr..
Wilson blvd.-Close-in; gracious
stone house, lovely grounds and
secuoi seo .utsb,s sms Is, .rSs Ss'9, ass ns"y
group. $500 mo. cuLMoRE RE.
Atty. JE. 4-665O, EN-. 2-4628.
s. ARL.; . blks. from Arl. Hall:
Sis mo.-2-bedrm. brick home,
co .eneeo sss yq immeS a4 ox oesupane'' IasY Call
Evening star., 1961-01-06

CLEVELAND PARK-Excel. loca-
ton. Attractive brick. 4 bedrms.,
2 baths. gas h.-w.h., garage, $2s,-
500. BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO..
en-. 2-2326. ewes. WO. 6-03S3.
DIET: cor, NR. COOLIDGE high
3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS AND DEN
LOUIS RUDDEN. TU. 2-306O
Evening star., 1961-01-06
CONLEY =
HOME OF THE
DAY!

$1,000 down! Home and invest.
ment! 6-bedroom Colonial; base.
ment, live in: rent out roomsi
Near Walter Reed Annex. includes
3 lots and garase! S19,950
and we take tradesl
'"0' - NJ6 u. s-fis4 Ne-''0''
CLosE;lN, s-bedroom split-leysi:
sep. din. rm,. beautiful kit, lse.
!o75d: IH' vafssE. fIePl open sn'f Tn ssalus'
COMMUNITY REALTY. Lo. $3.50
conn. AVE. ESTATES : 4 twin.
din. rm., I'm rec. rm., 3-ton air
cond.. WV carpet. Only s22.250,
Owner transferred. YOUNKIN AND
CO. Lo 4-s022 til 0.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Assume lge.
4laes loan; q sorgeous covered
patio, rec. rm. and a den or Attn
bedrm. top OF this spacious btk.
split-level; tremendous kit. with
powder rm., lge. sep. din. rm., 8
excel. bedrs. and driveway: quick
possession. SLIGO REALTY. REAL
TORS. JU. S-s600.
CONN. AVE. ESTATEs-This home
is for YOU; huge bedrmS., . full
baths, closets salore, table-space
kitchen; living rn,, dining rm.
tremendous basement with lovely
family family rGqm ,pn ,o,, many any. s sStTss in
4Sss loan me may nay p' be assumed 81 iS0%: or
KELLER WooDMooR AGENCY
CORP. JU. 5-7100, 9 to 9.
CONN. AVE. HTLLS-3-bedrm., 2
bath brick split-level; beautifully
equip. kit; sep. din. .rm.. rec. rfn..
walk to elem. schools; lEe 4Ses
trust may be assumed. Excellent
neighorhood. G. ROBERT GRAY
COUNTRY LIVING IN THE CITY
;Attraetiye Cape Cod on large,
block to bus: near Wheaton Plaza
and all Grades of school,; . bedrms.
tspace for . more, dining rrn.:
HiLDEBRAND CO. JU. $3.50
FT. SUMNER HILLS. 6l2l overlea
rd;-New rambler in this desir.
rm;, r d:n. rm;, kit, porch: ? bed
rm full bath. bedrm.; S49.500.
DOUGLAS & FRAvEL. BLDRS.
OIL. 4-6ll2 OIL. 2-44o7
FOREST EsTATES-Pace-settins g.
bedrm. brick rambler only . yrs.
old. Vinyl entr. foyer, full baths,
all-elec. kitchen w/table space.
extra lge. liv. rm., sep. din. rm..
3 twin-siZe 'bedrms.
MODERN IN EVERY Way
SUSPENDED stairway to beautiful
finished rec rm.; lge. lot. private
parking; conv. area FHA or
assume S1h500 loan. Trades con-
sidered.
W. j. NICHOLAS 10. 5-osoo
FRANKLIN AVE. AREA-cute. but
needs some fixing 2-bedroom, den,
brick home: garage; very mod,
kit: huge wooded lot: S595 down
mo oualifying) and move in.
KEN DRUSkIN 4 CO. HE. $4,000
GLENMONT AREA: Appealing in
price and beauty. Brick rambler
w/bsmt. in convenient area. Large
shaded fenced lot.
REALLY A DELIGHT
Completely redecorated. ready for
immediate occupancy. Priced et
only Si3,95o. FHA terms w/only
$500 down.
W. J. NICHOLAS Lo. 5-0S00
Evening star., 1961-01-06

CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-This home
is for YOU; 4 huge bedrmS., . fun
baths, closets galore. table-space
Kitchen, living rm, dining rm q.
tremendous basement with lovely
family room; many extras in.
cluded at the low price OF S2l $50,
4HT loan may be, assumed or
Evening star., 1961-01-06

ALEX.; BUCKNELL MANOR-3-
bedrm. modern house, fenced gar.
den: rent. Sl25 mo. Consider sale.
OWNER, EN-. 2-750l, EN-. 2-0655
Evening star., 1961-01-06

A ST. Sc, 14OfI5-rm. frame row
GnSso heat, $3.50 plus utils
ACROSS FROM SHERATON PARR
Hotel, 1857 Woodley I'd. NV, Jus
on Conn. ave- rooms, 3 baths
$?25. 3. z SAUL co. s25 l5ti
Ar1Es:CoND. rs:cSol,il HOME, I yr. old: nr
way; 3 bedrms., Ia baths, eiec
Kitchen, lge. liv. and din. rms.
patio; Ishn FENCED yard; eonv; Il
ALEXANDRIA-Brick bi-leyel:
bedrooms, l "a baths, rec. rm., ga,
rage; dishwasher, disposal; S165
EHRi.iasIe ERTiEs'e Hn noT' i.aspS s|ASTuM PROP
ALEX, BRoOKVILLF - Lovely
modern 3-bedrm., 1ha-bath split
leyel. Carport and rec. rm. Nr.
scnools, BUS. Cameron station.
Mrs. Clark at MILLER REAL Es.
ia. 4.1s30.
ALEX; BUCKNELL MANOR-3.
den: rent, Sl25 mo. Consider sale
OWNER, EN-. 2-7501, EM. S-oS5S
home; avail. immediatsiy; fenced fenc.d
yard; close in. TOWN l. COUN-
TRY REALTY, TIE. 6-l4l5.
ANNANDALE--Liy. rm. with nrepl.,
I bsdrms.. 9 baths; carport: SlS5.
?. W. BERENs. ia. 7-4664.
ARLINGTON -McLEAN-3-4-5 bed.
rms 3 baths: new homes in pres
rent with option TO buy, Call Mr.
REYNOLDS, ia. 1885.
ELLINGTON NsISeGr0, S;.,;;l n; S:14 M n 2eth Td
SlI0 mo. OWNER. ia. S-2iSi.
AhL'' 81 mana NS;.Nsw Ne. .3-bedrm. al house -;
Sl16 per mo. ia. 5-5359.
ARLINGTON. WEsToVER AREA
Nacsnt: 3obedrm.. lia-bath det
brick: Sl30. Ewes, KE. 6-771l.
ARLINGTON; close in.-Newly dec.
Ss1ss.: osasse: i.rSs Ssdfms: 1nss:.a "a basement
sl00. 1928 N. Oak st. ia. s"iiSs'
ARL-New air-eond. duplex, zoos
n. Daniel St bedrms., liv. rm.,
GIN; rm' Kit. with dining space
CaH for appt. JA. 2-60l0.
ARL., N, Crescent Hills-Beautiful
5:bedrm., 2-bath rambler: modern
Kitchen, scr. porch. full basement
tAvaii. Tor one ", SlS5. GEORGE
MASON Green CO" REALToR
ARL, s.-.-bedrm. Colonial; enci
porch; GOOD loc. and transp.
fenced lot: S115. JE. 2-2O25.
ARL s.. owner will sell or rent
@.oedrm. semidet. brick: 5ll o6th
I'd: for appt. call Nj. 5-388s.
ARL., N, Bellevue Forest-NeWly
oec; 4-bedrm., 2la-bath split-level:
mod. kitchen. eating space. Avail
immed.; $500. GEORGE MASON
GREEN Es6dnN CO.. REALToR, IA
ARL., n. Tara-Lee. white brk, 2.
story WILLIAMSBURG Cape Cod; com
pl. redec;: extra lse. wooded, land
scaped lot; 8 rms. Ia baths;
perm. stairs to fioored Insulated
attic with fan installed: extras
cabinets; elec. kit: cony. TO bu,
service and Pentaeon: rent 1-yr
call ia. 2-l9O6 ewes, Sat. anc
sun: or MRS. WILLIAMS on EN-
2-4O40 ext. 1888 during day.
ARL., SIS bedrms.; clean. warm
close; j at S140, at $50: nov
eyail. ia. 7-429S. No pet, no agt
ARL. N, 3 bedrm. semi-det. brick
IS. $ieS. HoLISY lts RE Really. hfHsl. Sis3 SnH
Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. S-5350.
ARL; N, Victorian type house with
y Ice. bedrms., baths, firepl.
garage. avail. now. Sis5. HoLLEY
REALTY, 51e3 Lee Hwy. Arl.. KE
Evening star., 1961-01-06
-urx,- -u.--

CHEVY CHASE
Spacious 3-bedrm., ga bath
BRICK Colonial; True center
hall. modern kit. den and
powder rni. on 1st A.; side
ser. porch. finished rec. rm.,
S.car gar. Priced in the mid.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

HILLCREsT HEIGHTs-3-bedroom
brick, lse. home. air eond; ga
rage, dishw., disp.: vacant; .S165.
MIKE COU0HLi IN, RE. 6-4444
Evening star., 1961-01-06

CARROLL KNoLLs = 3-bedroom
Ti b.ick ramblsEs firsplscs, rsere-
800 FHA. BEERS BROS. Ju. D.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

CARROLL KNoLLs, close-in-Cor-
ner brick rambler. sep. din. rm.,
. twin-sized bedrms; newly re-
decor: VACANT: S16,e5O. HUGH
=: PECK. 1888 New Hamp. ave,
Evening star., 1961-01-06

CONN. AVE. HTLLS-3-bedrm., 2
bath brick Split-level: beautifully
equip. kit. sep. din. rm., rec. rrr..
walk to elem. schools; lge. 4hes
trust may be assumed. Excellent
neighorhood, G. ROBERT GRAY
e. CO.. JU. 5-6100.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
HOUSES FURk. 70 RENT
tcONIlNueDl

BETHESDA - 3-bedroom. 2-bsth
brick Colonial, suit. for family or
group Of bachelors or women.
Sle5; HOWARD r. sCHAFER.
OIL 2-5441.
CLEVELAND PARIS available,
$500. ELIJAH @. ARNOLD fcol.
UsA RetO. Broker. EN-. 3-4335.
SPRINGFIELD. VA.-3 bedrooms
fireplace, wall-to-wali carpeting,
dining area. equipped kit, fenced
i. iyard: a., psttio' s.tH soan oeasrport, 4yailasls
BROS. INC. Realtors, springfieid,
Va. lL. 4.7O0O. (CloSed Sunday
Evening star., 1961-01-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ASSUME S13,20O. 4Jses, sos pIti
500. CLAUDE WOOD. 10. 4-Sf00.
BETHEsDA; WYNoATE: irst Of.
ifering Of this rare find in excel
lent area-Contsins 8 bedrooms
and bath on End a.: Separate
living rm. and dining rm.: powder
I'm. on lst;, lovely panelsd rec.
Short walk to ST. james Church
and School. EN-. 2-s2O6. Dis
TRICT-MARYLAND REALTY, INC
Eyes. OIL. 4-13s9.
BETHESDA, mr.. NH and Naval
Hosp.-Really gracious brick -and-
slate center-entr. Colonial: backs
onto parkland. 8 good bedrms., 9
baths upstairs; liv. rm.. Ice. sep.
din. rnn., paneled den, kit. eating
2nd frepl. and u bath in n bsmit tG !;
ANpRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-907O Til 9
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BETHESDA -4-yr. .-old split t-leVel:
center hall, liv. rm., din, rni., den
kitchen 3 bedrms., 2 baths, ga.
rage: vacant: S32,5O0. BILLING.
SLEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326;
ewes, EN-. o-56oO
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SHORT TERM LEASE

SILVER SPRING-oWNER TO IN
DIA-Lge. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath con
temporary ranch home on acre
wlovely trees and shrubs. Gen.
trally air cond Lease flexible
LLEWELLYN CO., Ju. S-0S00
IO 6-3OSO
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-McLEAN-3-4-5 bed
rms 3 baths: new homes in pres
tlge area, S189.50 up per mo.
REYNOLDS, Ia T-hhSH
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SPRINGFIELD-Brk. rambler. 3
bedrms,, / bath: carport; conv. to
shopping and schools. 45l-la2l.
SPINKSVILLE-3- -bedrm. brk. hse #.
S9b mo-: also 3-bedrm. house, SIS
per mo-; refs. RE. 5-6535.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Compl. re-
dec. seni-det. house; 3 bedrooms,
IN baths, large liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rni,, full bsi,t.,
porch. side I'd. and garage. Con-
ven. loc.. $1s,e50. Oh. 2.2071.
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1918 OLIVE ar. MI
HOUSES TO SHARE

ATTRACTIVE home and grounds.
private parking: 1-2 girls to share
with : Girls: good loc. Ju. 5-1555.
TWO GIRLS to share lovely home
with . other gi:ls (25-30l: con-
ventent location. OIL. 4-l369.
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rd.-New rambler in this desir.
able. controlled community; liv.
rm., DIN. rm., kit, porch. 3 bed
rms. . baths: lower level, rec.
rm full bath. bedrm.; S49.500.
DOUGLAS & FRAvEL. BLDRS.
OIL. 4-6ll2 OIL. o-44O7
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ALEx..ARL.-Need unfurn. homes.
FOX REALTY. OR. $4,000; ewes. ;.
OR. 1-92l7. OR. 1-ss27.
ENGINEER desires home with q
acre or more in Fairfax Co; 81
bedrm. preferred but not neces-
Sary: would consider property re-
curing minor repair In return for
rent consideration. JE. 2-0427.
NEW ORLEANS ATTORNEY wishes
to rent house or lge. apt, for his
party OF 4 for inaugural period,
Jan. Is to 20. viii pay S1i0 plus
maid service. Take q vacation At
call Lt. 2-4664. after z pm.
WE HAVE PRIME RENTAL PROS
PECTS DAILY-For homes con-
yenient to Andrews Air Force Base
MIKE couGHLIN REALToR, RE
6-4444.
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Avail. immed.: . bedrmS.. :. full bsmt,:
peri. cond.; fenced yd. EN-. 6-3a95
/ blk. from elemen-
tarv school and Mass. ave. 3 bed
rms, 2, bath charmer, modern
February I. 5000 month. Ewes.
OIL. 8-Ss76, DISTRICT MARY
LAND REALTY INC. EN-. 2-S208.
WHEATON-Brick rambler, large
iiv rm' w/firepl.. kit, 9 bedrmS. !,
bath, util, rm,; / blk. to shop and
transp: sos mo. LO. 5.0136
WHEATON, AND NEARBY AREAS
some for Immediate occupancy,
MANOVILI, REALTY CORP
70 AQAAn
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1873 18th ST, S. E.-6-rm. hse.:
sas stove; front and rear porches:
pine paneled den, newly dec, Sl25
per mo-; call at our once for key.
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vt. Ave-. NV. DI. 1874
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HOUSES FURM. TO RENT

ALEX, s. 2-br. brick semidet.; i;
fenced: nm. bsmt.: stores, school,
bus; small family, bachelors, ca
reer Girls. WO. 6-s534.
ALEx.-Vacant; 8-rm. brk., incl.
knotty-pine rec. rm.; gas ht.: fc.
I'd: adults: Sl15. TIE. 6-451s.
AMERICAN U. PARK, finest loca-
tion-Attrac. furn 3-bedrm., 2h-
$3.50 mo. sToEvER- -H4wLEY
CO., OF. 6-7321 or OIL. 8-167a.
ARL., N.-5-bedrm.. ga bath brick
fully, equip. Kitchen; large iot;
Snfurn. HOLLY REALTY, SisS
Lee hwy. kE. $3.50.