davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-07-14

In his attic Barrett used q
Dutch chest, q French par
quette-floor coffee table, an
Italian wrought-iron arm
holding q wire basket filled
with greens. Four old French
iron chairs are cushioned in
plain yellow fabric and q
judges chair was upholstered
in black leather.
A French tole chandelier
was hung over a card table
designed by Barrett and a
collection Of brass framed
mirrors was used on the wall.
One side of the daybed
nesting under the caves was
against a white brick Chin
ney wall, the other was
marked with floor ceiling
wood posts. Sheer curtains
were used and radiators were
Evening star., 1962-07-14

concealed beneath the win
dow seats.
Lounsins Pillows
A modern painting by Kun
was on the wall. Six pillows
for lounging on the random
width pegged oak-patterned
vinyl floor were Of the same
provincial print as used on
the walls.
Other rooms have made
excellent use Of the new
laminated fabric. Virginia
Whitmore Kelly employed It
for acoustical purposes in a
hi-fi room, covering walls,
doors, ceilings. Stamford
Squires sandwiched urethane
between two fabrics to serve
as q cord and pulley roll-up
shade in a seaside cottage.
ZAP Newsfeaturs)
Evening star., 1962-07-14
HiIIondoIe Gardens
Adds 81 New Lots

Allen Engineering Corp,
builders Of Hillandale Gar
dens in Hillandale. Md. has
completed negotiations to buy
an additional 90 wooded lots
adjacent to the original 100
home community.
Company officials said Max
Leder handled the sale of the
30-acre tract.
Construction Of the 90
Evening star., 1962-07-14
Furniture Pamphlet

which dining room, living
room and bedroom groupings
can be tastefully arranged.
Free copies Of the PAM
phlet may be obtained by
writing to the Wood Infor-
nation Center. National
Lumber Manufacturers As
Sociation, 1919 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, Washington g..
D. c.
Evening star., 1962-07-14
The National Lumber Nam

The National Lumber Man
ufacturers Association has
announced publication Of an
illustrated pamphlet with the
title. why Wood Is Best for
Furniture"
In addition to answer
ing that question, the PAM
phlet includes a number Of
pictures showing ways in
Evening star., 1962-07-14

homes, representing a 50 mil
lion value, is scheduled to be-
gin in September. Four mod
elssof air-conditioned homes,
ranging from $20,650 to $22,-
$50, will be offered through
N. s. Bryer and Co.
The original community Of
100 homes at Hillandale Gar
dens has been sold out, ac-
cording to company officials.
Evening star., 1962-07-14
Attic Gains importance
BY VIVIAN BROWN
Contributing Writer

The attic Is becoming q
useful part of the home as
building costs soar.
Instead of a repository for
old Civil War uniforms and
dressmaker dummies, the
attic can make an ideal guest
room or living quarters for
in-laws.
Modern insulation and
equipment have helped in
crease its usefulness in re-
cent years, and now comes a
new wall treatment to en-
hance walls as well as serve
as insulation. The material
will be an over-the-counter
item in a few months, but
now it is available through
decorators.
David Barrett used the new
treatment - urethane foam
laminated to fabric-in an
attic setting that combined
the functional with good
looks. The same fabric, a
provincial print with flecks
Of green, orange, pink and
yellow on q black background,
was used also on the daybed,
banquettes, throw pillows
and other cushioning in the
room.
Eosy to Use
"You don't need to spend
a fortune to convert an attic
into a useful ROOM" Mr.. Bar
rett points out. This new
material (1/16 Of an inch)
can be sewed. stapled, tackled,
cut with scissors. applied by
a do 1t yourselfer with
staples or fixative."
He suggests making the
attic coy by choosing q gay
fabric, using bookcases Che
used L-shaped bookshelves Of
wormy chestnut) with one
shelf adapted to hold q con-
cealed light trough for read
ing in bed.
"Old furniture, perhaps the
very furniture one had stored
in the attic. may supply the
atmosphere that lends charm.
Mix what you like-French,
italian, En- glish, Dutch.
American.
I'VE are In a transitional
period in design, borrowing
from the past, combining
furnishings and accessories
into what is evolving as a
distinctive look Of its own.
"It is not q look Of space
ships at all, but rather q
back-to = the home we-used-
to-know kind Of look, a look
of the 1930s or a turn-of-the-
century and a few years.
later look"
Evening star., 1962-07-14

l. THE CARLTON RAMBLER features large bedrooms full
formal dining oo kitchen with breakfast and full
$6,65o, $o57e per month, PITI.
EToN RAMBLER with corpor bedrooms full both de luxe
Kitchen covered SI5785 S8757 month"; principal
interest, toxes,
3. GALAxE This o-new poce
spoee ond value. bedrooms, z full bohs
g. completely new Cope Cod featuring bedrooms
full both eoroee
Evening star., 1962-09-19

what should be arbitrated
would take q day to reach, OF
two days. Mr.. wirtz said he
could not predict. But he fatty
forecast q strike-ending "un-
derstanding" within a relatively
short time.
He added:
Both parties are approach
ing this in a completely con-
structive fashion with the clear
intent Of bringing this matter
to a conclusion as speedily as
possible"
President George Leighty of
the striking AFL-CIO Order of
Railroad Telegraphers earlier
limited it might take weeks to
agree on issues to be arbi-
trated. Mr.. Leighty suggested
it might be faster just to con-
tinue negotiations.
Mr.. Wirtz said, however,
nothing developed at his meet
Evening star., 1962-09-19

ling with the union and rail-
road to indicate there would
be any delay or difficulty in
determining which issues could
be settled outright and which
should go to arbitration.
Francis A. ONeill, jr., Of
the National Mediation Service,
shared Mr.. Wirtz' optimism
that there would be an early
end to the strike.
The mediators held a night
session with Board Chairman
Ben w. Heineman and other
representatives Of the C&NW.
They arranged to meet later
with the union.
They said that both sides
had agreed that as soon as
they decided which issues
should be arbitrated the strike
would be ended.
Mr.. Kennedy announced from
Newport, r. l., that the two
opposing groups had accepted
arbitration of the dispute.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

as extensive bumps and bruises.
Mrs. Myers escaped with minor
cuts and bruises.
State Police in Norfolk said
the accident occurred on Route
168 some 10 miles north of
Williamsburg. A trailer hitched
to a northbound car broke loose
and swerved into the south
bound lanes directly in the path
Of the Myers car.
A doctor, who is treating
Judge Myers at Williamsburg
Community Hospital. said his
patient appeared to be out Of
danger and recovering very
satisfactorily" He said the
judge probably would stay in
the hospital another week,
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Judge Myers,
Wife Hurt as
Car Hits Tree

Judge Frank H. Myers Of the
Municipal Court of Appeals is
recovering satisfactorily from a
skull fracture and other in
juries received in an auto ac-
cident near Williamsburg, Va,
last Friday. his doctor reported
today.
The 65-year-old jurist was
hurt seriously when his car,
which Mrs. Myers was driving,
hit a tree after swerving off the
highway to avoid a runaway
trailer full of lumber. In addi-
ton to the skull fracture. Judge
Myers suffered deep cuts on
the forehead and scalp, as well
Evening star., 1962-09-19

All his earlier writings were
about the law.
Now - much as his father
before him-he is concerning
himself more with moral
thought. Harper's in November
will bring out his look islam:
Its Meaning for Modern Man. "
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Early End Seen
InThree-Week
Railroad Strike
BY the Associated Press

Acting Secretary Of Labor w.
Willard Wirtz foresees an early
end to the three-week teleg-
raphers' strike on the Chicago
& North Western Railway.
Mr.. Wirtz said after meeting
with both sides last night that
they seemed to be close to an
understanding on the issues
they would submit to arbitra-
tion-the settlement procedure
proposed by President Kennedy.
Whether the agreement on
Evening star., 1962-09-19

FULL NAME-Muhommod "a
fFuIIo Khan.
CLAIM TO FAME-President Of
United Nations General Assem-
bly,.
HoME-Pokiston.
BlRTHDAY-FebuoT 6. 1893.
EDUcATIoN-6overnment Col
lege in Lahore; University Of
the Puniob and University Of
London.
JoBS-Pokisfon's foreign minis
ter; heed Of Indion delegation
to Leosue Of Motions in 1859
ond Justice Of the World Court.
HoBBIES-Witins and walking.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

pork and eats only sparingly
OF foods that are not forbid
den. No alcohol. No cigarets.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

EDUcATIoN-6overnmen Col
lege in Lahore; University Of
the Punjob and University Of
London.
JoBS-Pokisfon's foreign minis
: ter; heed Of lndian delegation
to Leoeue Of Motions in 1859
and Justice Of the World Court.
HoBBIES-Witins and walking.
can and does quote with equal
facility the Koran in Persian
or Arabic and English law prec-
edents in English. In friendly
conversation he can quip and
banter with a mind like a steel
trap. He moves about Spryly,
Early morning rwo-mile walks
are his favorite recreation. He
loves to travel and meet people.
A Moslem, he breaches the
fatherhood of God, the brother
hood of man, and tolerance to
those of other religions. He
wound up his policy statement
to the General Assembly last
year with such a plea in Per-
sian. His statement after elec-
Stion contained an Arabic prayer
-and voiced a hope that God
: would C1lide him.
Veteran of League
Mr.. Zafrulla Khan is a vet
.eran of both the old League
of Nations and of the United
Nations.
He is unique in that he is
the only delegate in the United
Nations who has held high
posts in two important govern
-ments, those of India and of
.Pakistan. He headed the In
dian delegation to the League
.of Nations in 1889 and has
headed Pakistani delegations
here since 1947. He was PAX
s.istan's Foreign Minister 1947-
1854.
He has recently been a JUS
.tice on the World Court, the
.only delegate now sitting here
-who has held that post.
Britain made him a knight
scompanion of the Star Of IN
.dia in the early 1930s for his
.work as a lawyer in the Indian
.subcontinent. Mr.. Zafrulla
Khan did not renounce the
title after Pakistan became in
dependent. But he does not
-generally use it. The United
Nations blue book, where dele
-gates and titles are listed,
doesn't use the "sir."
Honored by Colleges
He was born February 6,
1893 in the Sialkot district of
.the Punjab, the son of a law
yer and Moslem scholar so de-
svout that he later retired from
tthe law for a life Of piety.
The young Zafrulla won
.honors at the government COL
.lege in Lahore and at the Uni
.versity of the Punjab.
Then he went on to the Uni
--verSity Of London where he
graduated in law with honors,
was called to the bar and was
elected an honorary bencher
at Lincoln's Inn and an hon.
-orary fellow of Kings College.
In 1887 Cambridge made him
an honorary law doctor.
He went on from law work
in his home district to local
politics and then government
posts.
United Nations failure to
solve the Pakistan-Indian dis
-pute over Kashmir brought
demonstrations at home against
Mr.. Zafrulla Khan in 1853 and
hundreds were arrested in
riots.
Joined World Court
In 1854 he stepped down as
foreign minister to take the
world court post. He became
~the courts vice president in
1883, returned here to head the
.Pakistan delegation last year.
He has been married twice.
He is separated from his first
wife, the daughter of one s.
Radiant. She now lives in
.Pakistan, a delegation source
ssaid. In 1856 he married a
.Lebanese woman who was a
refugee from the Israeli-Arab
wars in Palestine.
= A true Moslem, he shuns
Evening star., 1962-09-19
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
New Assembly Chief
Is Veteran Diplomat

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Sept. 18 (AP).-The newly
elected president of the United
Nations General Assembly is a
sprightly young man of SO who
has his feet planted solidly in
both the Oriental and the Oc-
cidental worlds.
Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Joined World Court
LOST

1as T.TsOs silver E.n%s.1 E5s sssSP
. ments; reward. OIL. 2-3043.
BRACELET, gold. set with colored
stones; downtown ST.; reward. Call
> Ell. 6-2025.
can sTsy ss,ni AND white tiEs1 male u
RocE o creek % His. is "a s4s!soos. SoseOOi fu''
CHARM BRACELET, small. gold. great
sentimental value; excel. reward. XII.
:. S-9595 or OK. 5-6133.
DOG, German Shepherd. female, vic.
OF Del Ray and Lynhaven sections
> Of Alex; $50 reward. KI. 8-1234.
male; has rabies tag; vic. American
:. Univ; reward. EN-. 2-1697.
DOG, Boston terrier blk with white,
!. to "Buttons." WA. 7-OO0s.
.LOCKET, heart-shaped set with dia-
. monds; white gold, with chain; vic.
reward. JE. 2-1033.
PUPPY. collie, 8 mos. old, wide color;
lost Mon, vicinity High Bridge area,
Bowie, Md; $40 reward. 236-3091.
5sIAMEsE CAT, sgayed female, seal
ggOI11; ggOiq1t Forest rSTsst qlsR area Silver
green; named Wilbur; vicinity Of
2-6114.
WATCH, lady's, gold, with black cord
band: downtown, between 18th and
> F or 14th and H. ST. 3-003S.
FOUND
CAT, young, black and white, altered
/. male: vic. Georgia ave.-Columbia
blvd, sil. spr. JU. S-5907.
DOG, retriever. type. liver colored,
young, male, tan collar: found Be-
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DOG, young, beagle type, female, with
badly hurt back; vic. Hunter Sta
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DOG, collie, short hair, tan and white.
WASHINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE
LEAGUE. NO. 1890.
HOUND, mixed, tan and white, puppy.
WASHINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE
LEAGUE. NO. 7-5730.
PUPPY, Shepherd, tan. WAsHTNo-
TON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE,
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
INDIAN HILLS

1857. loree Cope Cod bungalow
in the exclusive Indian Hills oreo.
Two full baths, wood burning fire
place, 2-eor ottoched garage and
bedrooms. Quiet street. Coll now
for appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
OWNER MOVING:

EXCELLENT FOR LARC E
FAMILY or for possible In
come. this older and well
maintained home. south OF
Euclid Ave. has lst floor lGv..
den or library. End floor has
S bedrooms. ia boths. 3rd
floor complete suite including
kitchen and bath. A real volue
priced in teens.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
GREENWOOD, SIS

#9oo3. on Lake Shore Blvd,
north OF Greenwood. SIS double.
Just redeeoroied. Modern go, fur
noees, 2.eor garage. large lot.
Priced for quick sale.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
LANDER

Older but very modem and
up 10 date loTger home.
nestled in 3 ucres Of lund.
Ideal for fomilY with tots or
in-lows. An extra complete
kitchen and bath up. A bed
rooms and enclosed porch.
basement and 2-cur garage.
Priced in the S2O's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
EUCLID BRICK

1881. Thi, beautiful 3 bedroom
brick home hos been completely
redeeoroted and Is In Al shoPe.
Nice Iond,eopine, 21a-eor sorose,
full basement and con be had for
under $4,000. Coll now. Low
down poyment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
SHAW HIGH

1880. $4,000 for this spacious
home. 5 bedrooms, wood burning
fireplace, full dining room. Located
close 10 school, shopping and
transportation. FHA $3.50 down. No
down pcynent 70 C.l.'s.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
ST. MARGARET MARY

8 BEDROOM RANCH. Ia
boths. living and dining rooms
corpeted. dropes. lorge kitchen
with dishwosher. recreation
room. 2-cor garage. large lot
with barbecue pit. Low. low
S20's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
CHOICE cOLONIALS

Your pick of South Euclid or
Lyndhurst brick or irdme. All
with 3 or 4 bedrooms. Some
with Ia boths. All GRE very
nem schools and trunsportd-
ton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
LAKE PLUS INCOME

#IAl3. A Groom home and q SIS
two-fomily on the some lot. Full
basement, individual furnaces, back
yard foees lake. Only $4,000. Coll
now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01

Il y n HE AAHM II n u II u n H u Il n
| SELLING BLUES GONE!
TRADE"
In cor buying you shop
, around for the BEST TRADE !
IN" price. Why not LOOK ]
.. AROUND with all the others)
then see "BOUSE" about i
your HOUSE" trading.
, NO MORE SELLING Problems !;
! Crowds OF the "WISE-SET"
.. have done it. Gook for their /.
! satisfied d "buYing-selling i
SAME DAY" smiles.) TRADE
! up or down homes.
, $4,000 TO OVER 100000
] Northern Ohio's finest home
.. selections all may be SEEN
j DAILY. 9 to 9 or Sunday IL j
to 7. Look our over. go home. !
.. discuss and sleep on them. !
! COMPARE" with oil the j
others. You save time and !!
! SIS. buy fuirly0 Following
ore but q few i
. WnLOWICK BUNGALOW
BEDROOMS-BASEMENT j
This SPARKLING cledn home I
! has loads OF "oomph". LOVE
LY 80 #. LOT with fencedin
,. yard and lh-cor goroqe.
Lurge kitchen with EATING
| AREA. Rec. room. Nice cor
,, peting. This was taken I'M
TRADE" and we will take q
TRADE" on II. Asking 7
$4,000. Compare" and :
save. i
!! HANDYMAN?1
, II you Gre handy with q 4
broom. point brush. hammer :
and q few other tools. you're !
I'm BUSINESS" here. =
Spacious Honch-Expunsion .
Older home on DOUBLE lot. {
Huge living room with FIRE !
PLACE. dining room. 2h-cor .
garage. Good Areo. VA .
CANT. Priced UNDER bonk =
| appraisal at Sll.9O0. WE /.
ALSO HAVE:
3 BEDROOMS-BASEMENT :
COLONIAL type that needs ]
some work. LoIqe living .
room. dining room. spacious .
kitchen. Nice wooded lot. /
We took this "in-trode" and :
have priced 1t DOWN to :
$4,000 for quick sole. =
Mony others $4,000 to :
$4,000. i
We specialize In TRADES"
HUGO BOUSE, Inc.
Open Dolly
~ ols - !
- Sun. i Y y
aS4o7 Euclid Ave. VIII. 2.sl0o :
(Opp. Willo Ploza) REALTOR !
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
EUCLID
DOUBLE-$15,4OO

4ll33. This nice z family close
10 the freewoy will supply you
with q good place TO live plus in
come. New gas furnaces. 2-eor 60
roes - ell this can be yours for
O small investment. Coll now for
on appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
JUST LISTED

BE THE FIRST OR YOU may
be too late to shore the pleos-
ure of seeing this QUALITY
BUILT BRICK RANCH. Stu
oted on q wooded lot. in ideal
South Euclid location. close
to CTS. transportation. Spo-
cious living room with stone
fireplace. formal dining room.
generous kitchen. PLUS the
much vented lst floor UTlL-
ITY ROOM. 8 bedrooms, 2-cur
ottoched garage. many extras.
A real terrific buy. Asking
$4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
INCOME SINGLE

#oI39. Located in Euclid. This
home hos 2 bedrooms in down
suite and I bedroom In vps'oir,
suite. Up brings $1,000 per month
rent. Home hos oIvminUm siding.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
INCOME SINGLE

HA7o7. Waterloo ond Eost l5oth
81. oreo i, The Location Of This fine
home. z bedroom. each suite; 1h-
cor eoroge; close 70 CTS, schools
ond shopping; ideal for mother
and douehter
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
4Hoo ASSUMPTION

1852. Almost new bungalow In
exeelIen. location, bvilt-in ronse
and oven, tiled basement large
Iot. You con save thousands by
assuming this mortgage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01

#9o47. Here is your chance TO To-
cote in Euclid in a lovely 3 bed
room bungalow with an extra
large kitchen. This 5oxl50 foot lot
is we'll Iondseoped and hos lh-
cor garage. All you need is $500
down and the house is yours. Very
low foxes make this home the
years best buy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01

6-6 DOUBLE
#925o. Excellent conditions. CO.
rage. Located near ivonhoe end
Euclid. Close TO CTS. Serious SELL
ers. Priced right.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
INDIAN HILLS

BEAUTY HAS BEEN CAP
TURED in this elegant brick
center-holl ranch. 28' living
room oifords q magnificent
view you will enjoy IL months
Of the Yeor. 2 fiIepluces. 3
bedrooms, dreom kitchen.
Priced below duplication. A
must see.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
FOUND

FOUND
"A HONEY Of q Ronch. neoI
school, q hop to the play
ground close enough for kids.
far enough for peace and
quiet. Young. 8 bedrooms.
lurge kitchen. 2-cor attached
garage. Mid S20's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01

1884. See this lovely 3 bedroom
homo todoy. Just off eost 2ooth
St. in Holy Cross perish on O
50x1I4 Fl. lot. Only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
BRICK BUNGALOW

#2a55. Locoted in Euclid on AK
277 Fl. lot. Has finished recreation
room, Ia boths, garage. See this
fodoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH AREA-contem.
porsry redwood rambler, 3 bed.
rooms. earport. fireplace. on nies
corner lot, for only S16.95O. Cal,
COMPANY. Realtors.
FIRST TIME OFFERED, fmmacu-
late 4-bedrm. tone level, 2-bat
rambler. large living rm., table
size kit, full bsmt., Is-acre lot
Assume S1S,200 CT loan. Flexible
terms. Monthly less than rent,
Won't last. Cali today. MYERe
q HILL. INC. JE. 4-5SO0.
FOUR BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
All on one floor plus q full bsmt.
Thls very clean 3-Yr. rambler
with table-space kit. can be pur-
chased for only 81 300 down By
assuming a large CT loan Of SIS
200. Total price S2l.500. Call nov
for appt to inspect. MYERS a
HILL, INC, REALTORS.
DU 5-6l:i3 JE. 4-bsOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.

EXCEL COR. in near ne. Briel
bldg. 25x40 IT.. 3 toilets, 3 drive.
ways. Approx. $500 "a. II. Suit
real est. ofc.. LIQUOR store or any
drive-in business. Confidential
Box IT'D, star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
ARLINGTON

SOU DOWN
FLA or nothing down OF win buy
this delightful 2-bedrm., expand
able home with full basement and
fenced lot in close-in area OF Ar
lington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Attention Value Seekers,

Attention Value Seekers!
N, Arl.'s BEST BUY. Children will
love the huge recreation room
and school Ia blocks away plus
a park. Busy housewife will like
the ENTRANCE FOYER AND
CENTER HALL PLUS LARGE
KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST
SPACE. Formal living room and
spacious dining room. 4 VERY
LARGE BEDROOMS. 81 BATHS
AND A LARGE SCREENED
PORCH: A select buy at S3I $50.
Real Estate Service, Inc
Realtors ia 7-9Ooc
ATTRACTIVE, SPACIOUS 3-bedrm,
rambler nestles among large trees
with plenty Of privacy. beautiful
beamed ceiling living room. fire
place. separate dining room. de
luxe kitchen, all large bedrooms,
covered patio. big carport. Charm
galore! Priced for sale with rea-
sonable terms. What a buyi cal
ia. 4-1300, NJ. T. BROYHIIJ, 4,
SONS, REALTORS, 1900 Lee hwy,
Arlington. 81
BAILEYS CROSS ROADS IOORi
completely AIR CONDITIONED,
3-bedrm.. 112-bath brick rambIer
beauty. Fireplace in liy. nm. wall.
to-waH carpeting, big din. rm.
compl: GE kit. opens to huge scr
pch. Close to everything. S20,5GG
WIN $4,000 loan to assume
PRACTICALLY NO DOWN paw.
MENI arranged. Call ia. 7-095o
MILhEY REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
JION OFFICE, hE. 90


II you are looking for convenience
and gracious living, call to in
spect this charming white brick
home, surrounded by blooming
roses, 3 large bedrms., graciou!
living rm. with fireplace and Re.
gency window, formal dining rm
and 2O-ft. screened porch
kitchen with eating space, full.
rage. Main line bus service t.
everywhere. Walk to shopping cen.
tiers and schools. A real bargain
at Sl9.950. in close-in Arlington
Call now.