davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1962-09-13

INCONVENIENT-It's a nice
apartment. | know. I've seen it.
But it would be a bit inconvenient
for Ch ago commuters. Why
Chicago? Well. it's a long and
somewhat mysterious yarn.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1962-09-13
A.S.C.S>
NEWS

Many operators have inquired oI
the use of land under deferred
grazing. This land may be uSeu
after Oct l. 1862 for use as pas
turc and still be eligible for c"S'.
share payment
Requests may be tIcd no" lo'
cost st.sharing on tree paintings plan.
ned for next year. By filing cost
sharing requests Immediately the
farm operator can secure 'c''In'
cal assistance in planning 'he
paintings and preparing the lana
This is provided by specialists
of the Soil Conservation Service
and Forest Service. The operator
can also order his trees this winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

extremely dry skin. You
might take a vitamin sup
plement as we'll as eat the
best balanced diet possible.
Try vitamins A and C.
Question: II am five feet,
seven inches tall and weigh
ia pounds. / consume three
matted milks a day and have
gained some weight. Howev-
er, my increased poundage is
in my face, which is round
and large enough. My waist
line has increased too. How
can I prevent this?"
Answer: I don't imagine
you have to worry about your
waistline yet. There is no
way you can control a gain
of weight in the face. You
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

can make your face LOOK
simmer with makeup and
hairstyling.
Special exercise is the only
way to distribute weight
nearer to thS measurements
you desire. II yoU or any Of
my readers would like to
have my waist slimming ex-
ercises, send a stamped, self
addressed envelope with your
request for leaflet No, 6. Ad-
dress Josephine Lowman in
care of The Star.
Question: II read your COL
umn every day and think
you can help me with a ques-
ton. I am five feet, four
and-a-half inches tall and
weigh 1873 pounds. My meas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

my mother. I wonder If you
have an exercise for building
up my hips so that I would
look better in straight
skirts"
Answer: 1t would be very
helpful If you took ballet les
sons. Try this one: kneel on
both knees and place your
hands on the floor in front
of you. Straighten your right
leg out behind you. toe on
the floor. Now raise the right
leg UP and down slowly, with
a stiff knee. After a while
bend the right knee and re-
place 1t on the floor, straight
en- your left leg behind you
and repeat the exercise. Con-
tinue, alternating right and
left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

urements are bust 81 inches.
waist ~ inches and hips 81
inches. My mother says I
am just right for my age but
feel overweight and would
like to lose an inch or so
everywhere. Am I correct?"
Answer: If you have an
average build you are over
weight some. If you have
very large bones you are just
about right. If you do lose
a few pounds be sure to do
1t sensibly. Eat three well
balanced meals a day but
take smaller portions and
substitute fresh fruit or water
packed fruit for desserts. DO
not eat in between meals.
Question: II am thin like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
WHY GROW OLD7
BY JOSEPHINE LoWMAN

Question: What can I
do for a very dry, thin
skin? I use a good grade of
night cream and a hormone
cream but I am still getting
more lines and wrinkles.
Would you suggest washing
my face at night? I have
been using cleansing cream"
Answer: Since your skin is
dry. you will be much better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
WI IT ONOVV OLDE
Facial Exercise, Vitonins
May Help Dry, Thin Skin

off using the cleansing
cream. Don't change that. 1t
seems that you are already
doing the things I would sug-
gest. You must use the hor-
none cream daily for results.
I do not know whether or
not you are doing Thu.
Facial exercises will help
firm facial contour. Also vi
tamin deficiency is some
times an underlying cause of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
To Celebrate
Founders Day

Zeta Epsilon Chapter Of
Delta Omicron International
Music Fraternity is celebrat-
ing Founders Day at a
Christmas dessert party to-
night at S:15 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Philip F. En-
low of Alexandria.
The program will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Arleigh w.
Green of Rockville, Mrs. Carl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
introduce her to the fabulous
New Run-Less Nylons
by her faVorife famous makers

We know she's read about them, but perhaps she
hasn't tried these revolutionary new nyons So
this Christmas why don't you surprise her with
box from her fovodte maker and LEI her make
the thrilling discovery they really do outweor other
nyons, ore truly runIess with normal wear and
core. So sheer, TOO knit with unique lock-
stitch this is whot prevents rvns) :. . and with q
sPeeio matte finish thofs cosmetic foery for legs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

a. "sheerIoe" by Hanes in Blue Angel gift box.
LIS pair
3. "Sheerio" by Van RaaIte with run guard in
h'S 'SS ------------------ bs0S P0H
c. "Forevu" by HUmmins Bird,---I.o5 pair
Above styles in proporioned sizes sh 10 II and
the latest foshion eoors.
o. "RUn-R-Less" stretch nyIons by Phoenix.
A tsh and q; B t9A and 10Y uoh and ~
LIS pair
Z. "EndIRUn" by Bvr-MiI Cameo. In comeo
Christmas box -----------------l.6 5 pair
konnS -HeisY-Sirssif Floor Both Stores
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27

POSSIBLE QUESTION s-sAvINGs REGULATION
pending Qualification
Building
provisions of
Qualification
a
if 2O5 effective
POSSIBLE QUESTION 9-STUNCPAL COURT BALTIMORE CITY
additional
Judges those previously created by the Constitution
initial appointve placing
provides generally for the organization
the ballot depending
special session Of
implement the constitutional amendment and set UP the court as provided
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
STATEWIDE REFERENDA


lthnoreC OF a County,.
relating Congressional Districts the State Maryland which
Eighth District shall of Howard and Prince Georges
tTics of this State.
United
establishing boundaries of the
Eighth Congressional District carving out of Howard Prince Georges
Baltimore
districts
congressional redistrcting equably
QUESTION UNEMPLOYMENT Of
An
allowances maximum bene and providing that dismissal payments
voluntarily leaving work.
disciplinary falling accept work.
and a controversial bill
bill
depleted who
We unemployment benefit payments
claim the bin disots
Assembly
possible revision which has not yet reported
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27

Present Procedure: Members Of the General Assembly
Legislators
and presiding officers
QUESTION Support HLEGHINATE
constitutional amendment which
or ldren
Present Procedure: The Maryland
OF
Court order for the of ilegtinae children
Comment: commission appointed the
the present Constitution specifying wife
include Megmae
the laws nlegiimacy the Legitimate
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
QUESTION AUGMENTATION MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(Acts of 1862, Chapter 1907

constitutional in
acquisition
shall appointed
of
condemnation
further subsequently a
Proposed Change: The procedure amended
broker appointed by the County Council Second
section
provision
purposes
bill
under the Court.
provision present procedure drveway
ndth of
o through the
4-SAIARIES MEMBERS
House from $25oOO $4,000
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Use SheIIoc
TO Mrs. A. HI SilUer Sprin

To Mrs. A. H. p, SilUer Spring
Mrs. A. J. S., Washington
If you will paint your alu-
minum sink binding with
clear shellac, I think you
will solve the problem Of
black bands on your aprons.
I had the same problem in
my little home in the Mis-
souri, Ozarks a few years ago,
and secured this solution
from a large Washington
building supply firm with
whom I had contacts. The
shellac worked fine for me.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

In a large bowl / cup granu-
lated sugar. ! unbeaten egg
white and u teaspoon cream
Of tartar.
Mix and add u cup boil
ing water, l teaspoon vanilla
or other flavoring. Beat with
electric mixer at highest
speed until stiff peaks form.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT
Why does Eisenhower

OSkS Are we headed in the wrong
direction7" Find out by reading the
former Presidents views on the
thirst for power" on governmental
intimidation" and many other prob
lens - all In one major article"
"An eye-opener for Americans Of
both parties"
Patrick Carr Editor,
History in Headlines"
elm READERS DIGEST OCTOBER
ISSUE-oN SALE TODAY.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Great Companion
To Mrs. E. G.. ~, Washington
M. A. B., Woodstock

To Mrs. E. G. ~, Washington
M. A. B., Woodstock
If you want the greatest
companion ever. get a Sia-
mese cat. We have had one
for almost three years and
she is almost like a person to
US. Siamese cats have a per-
Sonality all their own. You
never get tired of watching
them.
Sometimes they act like
monkeys, using their paws
like human hands. Some
times they act like a little
doe with grace and scamper.
In their great loyalty, they
resemble a dog-what more
could you ask for?
Our cat cries occasionally
but she always has a valid
reason. She will cry to go
outside, to have a door
opened, for food, for COM
pany, or to be held.
She is very affectionate
and hates to be left alone.
This is why Siamese cats are
wonderful for people who live
alone.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Washing Sweaters
T. N. R. Rashinoton

r. M. R., Washington
A few months ago someone
provided RICH readers with
a method for washing sweat
ers on which little balls of
fiber have formed.
I have misplaced this in
formation and would greatly
appreciate it If this could be
made available again.
Uncooked Icing
To Mrs. M. o. D., Washington
Mrs. G.. S. r., Vienna
Here is the recipe for un-
cooked white icing which
you requested recently. Mix
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Readers
CleorinQ
In West Africo
c. G.. washington

While on home leave from
May to October. 1859, I cut a
recipe for a Spanish dish
called paella out Of the paper.
Ny cook in Bolivia has
used this recipe very sue
cessfully.
Now I'm stationed in West
Africa and am doing my own
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Old Pot

Mrs. A. J. D., Bristol. Md.
I have an old coffee pot,
very large and heavy. which
I believe to be pewter. On the
lid, for a handle. is a bear.
The front Of the pot is ex-
travagantly engraved. I'd like
to have some help as to where
I can find out a little about
the pot, and its value.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exchange
OF ideos between oreo readers. The
Star eonaot oeeept phone coils per-
toinins 10 this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome end
addFess. No advertising is printed.
cooking, and just cannot find
the recipe.
I'm not sure when the
recipe appeared but I would
very much like to have it
again. Can any of you read
ers help me2
Editors note: Mail sent 10 c. 6.
will be foworded to her by The
Stor.l
Evening star., 1962-09-12

A 26-year-old mother Of
recipient to be prosecuted for
welfare investigation, pleaded
fenced to a years probation.
Emma Lee Pettaway Of the
been scheduled for a jury trial,
Evening star., 1962-09-12
EASEMENT
CURTAIN CALL
brings out our huge cast of lead.
ing fall fashions that give top
performance with great ease

Lady Atkins tailored Fiberglase gloss cur
toins dry in minutes to no-ron snnoothness.
45". 3.39; 54", 3.79; 63", 500; 72", 439
81, 4.79; 9o". 400; e9", $50; los". $40
Lady Atkins tailored Dacrons poyester mar
quisettes you don't iron. 45" wide 45", 3.29
54", $50; 63", 399; 72", 4.59; Sl", 4.79
o0", 4.99; 9o", $50
tailored Hathaway.weave Dacrone poIyester
ninons, AZ" wide. 54", 399; 63", 4.79
72", 5.29; 8l", $40; 9o", 500
pinch pleated, Hathaway weave Dacrone
poIyester ninons: As, $40; 54", $40
e3", 500; 72". 6.49; sl", 679; 9o", 6.99
flocked Dacrone polyester marquisettes in
3 potterns. 63", 399; 72",. 4.59; 8l", 499.
embroidered Dacrone polyester imports,
fiIn1y ninons exquisite with blue or beige poin-
settio Leaves on q white ground 36" tier, 9.99
o3", 1895
Swiss tambour cotton muslins in one elegant
design. Unfinished tops for adjustable length.
oO", 1926
WGL-Curtoins and Droperes . Washington,
Chevy Chase, Wheoton Pozo and Corners
Evening star., 1962-09-12

cent Of the citizenry have
signed the referendum request.
He set the October 6 date in
an effort to speed the action
on the question, which has
been up for discussion for
almost 10 months.
The area involved includes
land owned by Bernard N.
Siegel and Charles H. Jamison,
who requested that their prop
critics be annexed as the first
step in a proposed satellite
city" which Mr.. Siegel has had
on the drawing boards for
about three years.
Neither Mr.. Siegel nor Mr.
Jamison was eligible to sign the
petition requesting a referen-
dunn, because their homes are
not within the town limits.
Mr.. Siegel, a retired grocery
chain store executive, began
buying extensive tracts of land
around Poolesville some years
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Vote Date Set
In PooIesviIIe
Annex Issue

The rural village Of Pooles-
vile, which hasn't seen much
excitement since the Union
Army passed that way nearly
a century ago, today is stirred
over an issue that will decide
its future-a referendum Octo-
Der 6 in annexation of 3,175
acres nearby.
Mayor Billy r. Bliss says
that several petitions for a vote
on the controversial question of
annexation have been circu-
lated among Poolesville's 165
voters, and that considerably
more than the required 20 per
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Body of Fisherman
Found in Potomac

LEXINGTON PARK, Md,
Sept. IL (AP).-The body of
Edwin r. Russell, 80, a COM
mercial fisherman who fell into
the water from his boat and
drowned Monday, has been re-
covered from the Potomac
River.
The Tidewater Fisheries
Commission said last night his
body was found near Tall Tim
bers in st. Marys County.
Mr.. Russell lived on st. George
Island.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

as a bricklayer in 1861 a n d
earned more than $4,000.
Detective Sergt. Sylvan Yuter,
the Check and Fraud Squad
officer who arrested Mrs. Petit
away in July, said the only
food in the apartment at that
time was a loaf of bread and a
baby's bottle of milk. This was
five months after the welfare
payments had stopped, and a
few weeks after Mr.. Jackson's
arrest.
Mrs. Pettaway's case came to
light during a long investiga-
ton of welfare free-loaders be-
gun by Senator Robert c. Byrd,
Democrat of West Virginia,
late last year. The Government
is studying other fraud cases
referred to it by the Welfare
Department since the Senators S
investigation.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

Association, Friday through
Monday in Ocean City, Nd.
Some 200 automobile whole
salers from Maryland. Della
ware and the District are ex-
pected to attend the meeting
to discuss motor vehicle inspec-
ton in Maryland, sales and use
tax levies and other topics
related to the industry.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

D66u SCDeQuleO IOT d jury u ldl
torney. William A. Tinney, jr.,
entered the guilty plea.
Mrs. Pettaway was charged
specifically with accepting
$2,311 in monthly welfare pay
mentS between December, 1860,
and last February, despite the
presence of an able bodied,
wage-earning man in the house.
Deserted, She Said
The man in the case, Boysie
Jackson, 81, was granted a con-
tinuance of his case yesterday
until October 4. He is free in
$500 bond.
Municipal Judge Thomas C.
Scalley could have sentenced
Mrs. Pettaway to a $500 fine or
a year in jail. or both.
The Government charged
that Mrs. Pettaway claimed the
father of her children-four of
them then-had deserted her
in June, 1860. She applied for
public assistance and got her
first check, for SLOT, on Decem-
ber 20, 1860. Monthly pay
ments thereafter ranged from
S102 to SIT until the benefits
were cut off last February.
Welfare investigators said
that Mrs. Pettaway. far from
being deserted in June, 1860,
Consigned a lease with jackson
on their Sixth street apartment
in January, 1861. The man
gave his name as Harvey
Mills" but the Government
says handwriting analysis
showed that the signature was
Jackson's.
The Government charged
also that Jackson was employed
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Christiun Science

William NJ. Correll. a mem
Der Of the Christian Science
Board Of Lectureship. viii de-
heve 9 free public lecture at 8
pm. Friday in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School, 1901
East-West highway. Chevy
Chase, Nd. The lecture is be-
ing sponsored by the First
Church of Christ Scientist,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

ago as part Of his Norbern
Farm. where he has beef and
dairy cattle. He also developed
River Road Country Club on a
portion Of his land near the
edge of PooIesville.
Opponents maintained at the
public hearing that Mr.. Siegel
wanted annexation to escape
jurisdiction of the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, which
does not support his plans for a
satellite city.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Auto Wholesalers
To Convene Friday

William McCamant Of WASH
ington, director Of public af-
fairs of the National Associa-
ton Of Wholesalers, will
address the first convention Of
the Automotive Wholesalers
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Mother Pleads Guilty
AS Welfare Cheoter !:

five, the Districts first welfare
fraud as a result Of the recent
guilty yesterday and was SEN
$500 block Of c street Sc, had
but at the last minute her at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

CHEVY CHASE-2SO1 Spencer I'd.
Corner: all-white brick and frame
Colonial: 3 bedrms., din. rm., dble.
garage, beaut. landscaping, fruit
trees. extra yard fenced. OWNER,
JU. 5-9613
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
BtETCHEsDAAIBTk. Colonial with 8

BETHEsDA-Brk. Colonial with 8
DedTms:; baths, fireplace
W. J. NICHOLAS Lo. $1,000 STj
BETHESDA-WYNGATE, near NH
and Naval Hospital-4-be drm.
din. rm' finished SS smts, S WpiE te
st. James School, FILA approved,
$22, 800, JAMES E. RIoRDAN,
EN-. 5-7975 ST. 3-462OI
BETHESDA. 5000 Alta Vista I'd
split-level W cathedral ceilings
in liv. .rm. The home features a
banquet-sized din. rm.. 8 big
bedrms., VIVA baths, and twin
sized screened porch. Other de-
lights are q modern kit, family
rm., util. rm., and ample closet
space. Completely air conditioned
and only $36,950. Dir: Wise.
ave. to Old Georgetown I'd, left
on Old Georgetown I'd. to Alta
Vista I'd; s,, and house e Owe on corner.
Ma, 5000 or OIL. 6-5161.
BETHESDA-RIVER ROAD = Used
brick bi-level Colonial. 4 twin bed
IuSsI GALId-lBc. Nv LAus H/4IGplsf
sep. din. rm., country kit, roomy
pan. daylight clubrm., powder rm.,
bsmt., lge. scr. porch on lge. tree
shaded yard. Mr.. excel. schls., shops
and D. c. S33,950. Open 1-6. Dir:
Out River I'd, right on Wilson
lane, left on Maryknoll to 1924.
HUNT CLUB AREA-New Colonial
homes. bedrms., 3 full baths.
Also Early American 2-story Co.
lonial with columns at entr. 4 bed
rms. and 4 full baths. Each home
contains lge liv. rm. with firepl.,
pan. den. country-sized kit, roomy
sep. din. rm., lge. ground-level
pan. clubrm. with firepl., opens to
patio, full bsmt., Gear gar. with
carport-garden shed comb. Each
on acre lot with outstanding view
Of rolling countryside. across I'd.
from country club, mr.. fast ex-
pressway, schls., shops, IBM, NH,
Atomic Energy. Convenient to all
D. C. Mid-30s, low 40s. Open
1-6 daily. DIR: Out Conn. or
Wis aves., left on 240. right
on 2s, 2 miles to Glen Mil I'd,
left p mile TO homes.
William D. Lucas Assoc.
OIL. 6-ss6s. ofc. SO. 24-Hr. serv.
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CHEVY CHASE
ALL OPEN SUN, 1-6
PRE-SHOWTNC

1909 POMANDER LANE
Gracious shake roof CO.
lonial, spacious liV. room.
family din. room, screened
porch, all with a view. Lii
brary, powder rm., de luxe
kit. on LIST. 4 beautiful bed
rms, 2 baths on 2nd. Huge
ground level rec. room with
full bath, central air con-
ditioning: Select your own
colors. Also, a completed A.
bedrm., 4-bath Colonial split.
level at 1915 Pomander lane.
THESE ARE QUALITY
HONEST - YOU BE THE
JUDGE AND JURY! Direc-
tons: Out Conn. ave. to
Chevy Chase Circle. right on
Western ave, to Winnett
I'd, left 2 blks. right to
home.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fcCNTlIlIEDl

ASPEN HILL-By owner. Close to
Vitro and IBM. Lovely 2-year-
old split with 4 bedrms. On one
level. Liv. rm. with sliding doors
to huge screened patio. family
rm;, bsmt. Minutes to all schools
or assume large CT loan. VIII. q
ASPEN HILL-Larger family will
find this 4 bedrm, ,2h, bath,
lgs; rec; rm; Just right. conv.
express: Priced to sell this wkend
to suit. OWNER, VIII, $1,000
DIR: Viers Mill I'd. to Aspen Hill
I'd, TT. to GLASGOW, 1T. to Magel-
Ian, left to 13303 Magellan ave.
and Open Sign.
ASPEN HILL PARK - Immaculate
rambler. Ideal for children. 3-bed-
rms, birch kitchen, full bsmt.
Anchor fencing. Walk to schools
and transp. S17,950.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, REALToR
OIL. 4-11S3 Ewes. OIL. 4-6963
ASSUME ssh , 4M% 81, $iO7 mo; i'm
MoS' u bNdl hlo'l bilShI oplb lOycI,
storm windows, rec. rm., fenced
yard. walk to shops, bus and
school, mr.. Vitro. VIII. 6-170S.
ASSUME Az LOAN
Silver Spring! Matchless
beauty and charm radiates from
this dazzling 3-bedrm. brick house.
nestled on tree-studded lot! Buy
FILA or CT. $4,000. Walk to
SHOPPINGl 10. 5-36S7,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
BARGAIN COUNTRY RAMBLER!
Low POS. 8 mi. above Colesville.
No better buy in a new brick.
3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler. Hot
water heat. Firepl., garage. acre
lot. City water. Call WA. 4-9363.
Maryland Prop. JU. 9-1240
GEM-Actually most
immaculate home in area. 2
bedrms.. 3rd ri, plus 16x16
family rm., full dry bsmt. Level
fenced yard. $3.50 dn. FILA, SIS
TRAGER TAKES TRADES"
REALTORS JU. $4,000
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HILLANDALE FOREST
nMQp&m
HIIIANnAIE

HILLANDALE
Only S23,500 3-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
BETTER LiviNG" ~''
full bsmt., carport Vacant, move
in. DIR: N. H. ave. to Powder
Mill to Greenforest dr.. to 2013
Forest Dale dr.,
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JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO. OFFERS

REALTY CO. OFFERS
OF. FRANCIS PARISH, off Pa. ave.
8e16- 20" st. Open 2-5. Det. Ice,
brk. rambler with rms, 2
baths. Large family. rm., paneled
rec. rm., den and bath. garage:
Priced right with substantial
HMiLIc:REsT, 2sOr s2d st. bet.
large level lot. open.
Mr., PA, AVE, 1917 30th ST; open
paTochial schools. bet. 8 rms, 5
bedrms., 2 baths, 1st-fl. den. and
bath. rec. rm.. oil h,-w.h. Priced
right for immed. sale.
NEAR BRANCH AND ALABAMA
AYES. Custom built. Diet. brk, 2
rms, bedrms., 2 baths, 2 bed
rms, bath, LIST Il. Gas h.-w: heat.
Priced right with substantial cash.
ANACOSTIA. Off MINI. ave. Det.
Z rms, 1st-fl. den, oil h.-wh.,
garage, level lot. $4,000.
Mr.. MINI. AND PA. AYES. bet.
Alum. siding, lge. rms, 3 bed
rms. bsmt., garage, oil h'-w.h.
NEAR BRANCH AND PA. AYES.
Brand-new brick rambler, 8 rms 4,
3 bedrms, ga baths. level lot
BsAD tSSyF HaTs, D. C, Semi
T pFova ms ss5 ga an ssS mo r BAYS al s
24i7 MINI. AVE. Mr.. PA. 20-ft,-
front brk.. 6 rms, rec. rm.,- oil
h.-w.h. LIST commercial. S11,950.
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ARGYLE PARK

Custom-built 4-bedrm. Colonial with
room you'll appreciate, featuring
center hall, large liv. nm. with
ftrepl., formal din. rm with built
IN mahog; buffet, knotty-pine den,
space, plenty of bath facilities, hot
water, heat. plastered walls. rec, =
type bsmt. with built-in garage.
PARAMOUNT SALES, INC.
REALTORS. HA. 2-1sO0
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ROCKVILLE

Brk; Split-elevel v/3-bedrm., 3 fun
HOT WATER HEAT"
sep. din. rm., rec. rm., fenced
yard. Only S22,950. out Viers
Mill to left on Randolph I'd. to
right on Hunters lane to left on
Otis DR.. to our sign.
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SILVER SPRING

OIIVEh DFRING
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial, 12x12 din.
rm., fireplace
"a REAL STEAL"
at $17,500. 60x90 lot. Out Ca.
ave. to left on Arcola.