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pm. Sunday. friends are Invited
to-. e. can sssat st a. the MCGUIRE Funeral
rosary viii Sc SA rscited rec At nsfs 3 pm 'ne
Requiem mass viii Be celebrated at
Holy Name Catholic Church, I1th
sAd e SIS. ne. at 10 an. Monday,
Septemner 8. Interment Mt. olivet
THOMPSON. WILLIAM SIDNEY. On
ssnsss Hesplis HsssI VI rsSM LIZA At sIbHEf HSSEi
THOMPSON OF Bryans rd.. Nd. be-
THOMPSON; father Of Mrs. juanits
lis NJ. and Terricida Thompson and
Royal z. 8. and William II. Thomp-
sqn; son Of William H. Thompson.
Ae also survived By two grand
oher reasv.s IN 'sseTs snd 1s .SgT GSShTs Rsmn
may be viewed after 4 pm. Sunday.
Ssth0dst SIihs%dRsE onantsS s tss MMstrODUltsn
tsnsTSl smSsr win be held Msnday;; Sep
Hinson officiating. interment church
cemetery. Arrangements by Barnes
TOLLIvER. MARY CATHERINE. Sud-
oenly. on Thursday AUGUST 80, 1862.
MARY GATHERING ToLLiiIvER. hi; She
R.sSr,tyd i survived by a sister. Mrs. Louise
Clark; . sister-in-Iaw and q brother
in-law; three step-children. Vivian.
James and Thomas Tolliver; two
daughters-in-law. Margaret and Al
8 host Of nieess and nepSeTs and and
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call Monday. September 8.
after pm. at her late residence.
sen sen,.mSa- aasn st; ne Funeral Tuesday.
ssRsraI sIpiHH Home q f. AlexaRadsf R% s. At pops' ta:
4l4 10th St. Sc. Rev. Earl Brent
Officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
VAN HOEsEN, SOPHIE PHILIP. Sud-
denly, on Thursday. August 80. 1862.
Van SfE HoN ESEk Ely 81 s16s S9faIE Eee ST. PsIP sveP
Spring. Nd, beloved daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Van Hoesen.
Miss Van Hoesen rests at the Warner
z, Pumphrey Funeral Home, s434
lpsrking fscintiesj. where I; service fu;
win be held on Tuesday, September
4, at 1890 pm. Private interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick,
Nc. Csympsthy may be expressed in
Hospital 18th and W SITS. n.w.] 8
WATSON. NATHANIEL. On Friday, Au-
SON q e27 L AinANHEl St. ne. He is "AT- sur
Vived by . devoted wife, Mrs. Har-
rtet Watson; o daughter. Mrs. Har-
riet Wesley; one brother, Thorn las
Watson; two sisters, Mrs. Maggie
Sharp and Mrs Mettie Cherry: also
many other relatives and friends.
After pm. Wednesday, September
3, friends may call at loves Fu-
neral Home, 1925 Maryland ave
ne, where funeral services will be
held Thursday, September g, 1892,
at l pm. Interment Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery. Rev. j. L. s. Hollo-
man officiating. &
WILLIS, ALICE Z. On Friday, August
81. 1862. ALICE z. WILLIS of i2I6
irving st. NV. She is survived BY a
very devoted husband, Hartwell T
| Willis; q son, Clifford Johnson; one
cousin, Mrs. Corrine Stumth Of New
York City, many other relatives and
friends. After IL noon, Monday,
September 3. 1862, friends may calj
at loves Funeral Home, 1925 Mary
land ave. ne. Funeral services will
be held Tuesday, September 4, at 10
am from st. Georges Protestan Mt
Episcopal Church. 2nd and You SITS.
NV. Father A. A. Birch officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
| d
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O1nSIsUM, asS IUs,,I tLSUahLnS6 ~ c; On Ihurs-
Hospital, OVerbrook, pa. FLORENCE
g, dARBTsoN Of 17os Brisbane g.,
silver Spring, Nd. wife OF the late
John G.. GARRISON, mother Of Mrs
ELLSWORTH Il Morse, jr.; Mrs. Byron
e; Mann, Mrs. Mark Fisher, sister
nine grandchildren. Mrs. Garbisor
rests ct the Warner z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave
silver Spring. Nd. where friendl
may visit after 2 pm. Sunday (park.
ing ing iaeilitiesl: Mass will be offered
day. September 4, 1852, at 10 am.
at ST. John the Evangelist Catholic
Church, l0201 Georgia ave, Silvel
Spring, Md. Interment Gate III
heaven Cemetery. cleveland paperi
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NUNEZ. ARMAND RODRIGUEZ. su,

denly. on SUNDAY, September u
1882, at Salisbury, Nd ARMAND
RODRIGUEZ NUNEz Of iOi2 Osage
ST., Silver Spring, Nd, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jose Nunez, brother o.
Jose, Jr., and grandson Of Alexander
Perlov. Mr.. Nunez rests at the
Warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring
Nd, where service will be held or
wednesday. September 5, at III 4. m
Sparking facilities). Interment Fort
at the funeral home between III,
hours. TO pm. Tuesday. sympa.
thy may be expressed in the form
Of memorials to children's Hospital
18th and w sts. NV, Washington
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GENTLE, ENfuIO. on Pridav. Auvu,

81. 1862. EMIIio q dEETfIEs N1.Has' Of 4aIas 4so:
Guilford rd.. College Park. Nd, Be
loved husband Of Aurelia 0entil
Janet and Douglas Frank Gentii
Charles. Salvatore and Fred Gentle
He also Is survived By q Grand
daughter. services at daschs Fu
\ neral Home 4739 Baltimore ave
Hyattsville. Nd, on. Tuesday. Ser
Holy Redeemer cathoiic churei
bsrwyn, Nd, where mass will 5
offered for the repose OF his son
81 10 am. Relatives and friend
invited. Interment Fort Lincoil
eme.ery Friends may call afte
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LICE J. The officers and
members Of Ruth Chapter,
No. 8, o, =. g., are hereby
requested to attend the
funeral services Of our late
sister, ALICE j. WILLIS,
on Tuesday, September 4.
1852, at st. George's
Church, Sd and You SITS.
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BoREN, GORDON SANDY. on satur-
gay. September l, 1862, al George
Washington University Hospltal,
GORDON SANDY BOREN Of 1900
+ ST. NV, brother OF Dr. T. A.
Boren. DR.. H. @. Boren, A. T.
Boren, 8. H. Boren, Dewey Boren.
Albert Boren, Thomas Boren. Mrs.
Lucy Holman, Mrs. Bonnie Honness,
Mrs. Myrtle Bowman, Evelyn Boren
and Mrs. Leitch. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave.
NV. (eourtesy parking oppositel. /.
Graveside services will be held on
Tuesday, September 4, at 2:30 pm,
in Arlington National Cemetery. 3
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RUTH o. FLETCHER. Secy.
81. 1850. NAY A. T THOMAS afpfsSsf q s4i
@ 81. ne, wife Of Arend J. Thomas,
asuast.r %Ssass Of e. 1TspS MsPS I5sSnSS ThG%sS NJ
ds9s s9s vInssrt IInss Peter A Aknthony, sister
Anthony. Three sisters-in-law and
one niece. also survive. After i
pm, Sunday. friends are Invited
T.. g call at st the MCGUIRE Funeral
REQUIEM mass viii Be celebrated H'ai At
Holy Name Catholic Church, Ilth
aAd x SITS. ne. at 10 am. Monday,
September 8. 1nterment Mt. oiivet
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August 81, 1852. MiLbREpE E &
MATTHEW'S Of 1O4O2 Tuifa dr.,
Adelphi Nd. beloved wife Of Albert
7. Matthews, and dauRhter Of Mrs,
Hazel A. Gardner. She also Is SUR
vived BY q brother. Mr.. Ira II.
Gardner. Relatives and friends may
call ct Gasch's Funeral Home, 4736
is,s1 Baltimore ave, HyattsyiIle, Nd.
Tuesday, September 4, thence 70
the Berwyn United Presbyterian
Church, Qreenbelt I'd, Berwyn
Heights, Nd. where services will be
neld at pm. Interment oeorge
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BUNDY, MINNIE B. on saturday, Sen

TENDER i. 1862, MINNIE B. BuN6Y
Of 230S 18th pl. ne, beloved wife
Of Richard Bundy and mother OF
Mrs. Minnie spottswood, Mrs. Katie
Morris, Miss Elnora Bundy and
James, Charles and Leroy Bundy.
Also surviving are one sister, Mrs.
Emma Bryant; one brother, Joseph
Grayson; other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Tuesday,
friends are invited TO call al the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th
St. NV, where services will be
held at IL am. Wednesday, Sep
tember 5. Interment lincoln Me-
mortal CemetPrv a
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rAMAGNI, MILDRED z. suddenly. NJ

HcMhNNI, MILDHED 2. Suddenly, on
Saturday, September /, 1852, al the
residence OF her ,son, 500 Kerr rd',
MHVdi MHdNr Oi NJ io4Os OMsIddpREP de64zIs z. = IA "a
yer Spring. Nd, beloved wife ~
Emil Tamagni, mother Of Jack Ia
magni Of Laurel. Nd; sister OF Ar
thur Gleason of HyattsViile, Nd
friends may call at the s. III Hines
nv no; T1nsraa s9fsr Home g90I l4th st.
per Services from the above fu-
neral home on Tuesday, September
~ pm. (parking facliitiesl. In
terment IT. Lincoln Cemetery
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munication Of Ia Fayette
Lodge No. 10, p. A. A. M,
Is called Tor 2:l5 pm.
Tuesday, September 4.
1862, at ene Memorial
Gate, Arlington National
Cemetery, for the purpose
rming the last Masonic
our late brother. CORBIN
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PLEGGE, BARBARA II. on Friday,
sIEEodE ooi ssgS agSS kiaeaia isaheAsA ssar.ds, Z,
ksnsington, Nd, beloved wife Of
willard Plegge and sister Of Betty
after IL noon Monday at the Rinal-
di Funeral Home, 7400 Georgia ave.
NV. Services Tuesday, September
Z, at y Am, at Fort Myer Chapel.
!nterment Arlington National Gene
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HALL, RUSSELL A. OF 7Oss Allentown
3d. 3d.. isSa. fSDbSs SasbaSnd f of Betty Sf A1ESss y.sS
Hall, father Of Susan L., Lynn p,
Rebeeea j., Russell E., Gerald w,
and Timothy s. Hall and Mrs, Joyce
Marks, son Of Ruth NJ. Hall. Also
survived by eight sisters and five
brothers. Prayers at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, SIT 1lth 81. Sc, on
Wednesday, September, 5, at 1890
an. 1nterment Arlington National
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HEWITT, EVELYN NJ suddenly. a,

hEMlIT. EVELYN N. Suddenly, on
N. HEWITT Of 3o40 Idaho ave. NV,
beloved daughter Of Annie F. Hewitt
Of Alfred @. Hewitt. Funeral from
the Collins Funeral Home, 1921 14th
So. NV, on Tuesday. September 4,
at $3.50 am. REQUIEM mass at An
nunciation Church, 3S1O Mass.
ave. NV, at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Viewing from
3 to pm. and to o pm. Sunday
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HE'D, CAiHEKINE CECILIA; On SAT-
daughters home, 504 Elm ave-,
Of the late George j. Held
ane mother Of Catherine Casey,
sister Of Mrs. Frederick Held
There are ten grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home, 254 Carroll ST. NV. (parkinE
opposite), after 5 pm. Monday. Fu-
at $3.50 am. Requiem mass at Our
Lady Of Sorrows Catholic Church,
At 10 am. Interment Mt. Olivet
Cemetery. Recitation of the rosary
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MATHEWS. MILDRED 3. oifiesrs and

A,nrn members Of D. s. Depart
~ ment Of Agriculture Unit,
HLN No. 80. American Legion
H~A Auxiliary, are hereby noti-
ANA fled of the death of our
4E8T4 member, MRS, MILDRED
80 z. MATTHEWS.
GRACE I. AULT, President -.
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rites for our late brother. coRBIN
s. BOREN.
LAYNE Z. LEoFFLER, ST., W. NJ.
c. c. Mccormick, Secy.
BLACKWELL, CLARA. On Friday, Au-
gust 81, 1862, CLARA BLACKWELL
Surviving are two devoted nieces,
Mrs. Helen B. Randall and Mrs.
Margaret Lewis; q devoted nephew,
Kenneth Barber: other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements BY MCGUIRE,
Inc z
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MAhGAHEIIA Inee
1862, MARGARETTA DAsHfELL OF Of
/ 423 Murdock rd., Towson, Nd, be-
loved wife Of the late Richard
Dashiell. Prayers at the John Burns
I'd, Towson, Nd. on Monday, at
$50 am. Requiem mass at st. Plus
x Church, at 10 am. Interment st.
James Episcopal Cemetery. Ny
Lady's Manor friends may call, 3
to and z to 8 pm.
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AAHsGss AEEHs a. a. oSst1sNs 5SS2 y s;r IIsSd;pss
8: NV. sister of Mrs. Margaret
Miss Katherine B oreeiy q F,,.nd, 1no
may cal at the s. H. Hines co csPus Fus
neral Home. 1901 l4th ST, NV
after 4 pm. Saturday, SEPTEMBER
I (parking facilitaes). Prayers at
ssStsTS., tas sDTys funeral home or. Tuesday.
ST.. Paul's Catholic Church, i5tS
and sts. NV. where the holy
sacrifice Of the mass will be offered
At $3.50 am, for the repose Of her
soul. Interment Mount olivet Gene
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HALL. JOSEPHINE M. Suddenly, on
SosEeHXE;Sr SosgEssX;S ssDtsn5er 1892,
Hall, mother Of Darlene, Gloria
Sylvia, Leonard. Jr.; Vivian and
Diane Han. Also surviving are four
sisters, one brother, other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
neral Home. 30i5 10Th ST. ne.
Notice Of funeral later
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MASSEY, MARY. On wednesday,
August 90. 1852, MARY MASSEY 81
stsr S q isSMEEa MTa ssEsh sEsh B. W Hss ssyUssS sSs
Mrs, Carrie p. Horn OF Detroit,
Mich. She also Is survived By two
nephews, one niece. a beloved friend,
Mr. Lewis l. Wells. many other
Monday. September g, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1889 You 81 NV, where services
VIII be held on Tuesday, September
4. at l pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal CemeterY. a
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ID IsSs hSo SoY oS SoHs' asSEdss' 81 ATfS' ISIS
= 9th st. NV, beloved husband Of
Ethel Coleman. he also Is survived
by three brothers, one sister. many
other a.s relatives and friends After 5
are invited to cali a. the Jarvis
Chapel. 1882 You st. NV. Funeral
services Wednesday, September 5. ct
the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
at pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tionai Cemetery.
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~ ios5 aMEtAA. On ETlday. August
South 18th ST., ArlinEton. Va.
AMELIA FOWLER. devoted aunt Of
Grace Dade. Dorothy Mahoney,
serry Twyman, Henry, James, Irwin
and Vernon Brown. Many other rel
atives and friends also survive. Mrs.
Baptist Church. 18th and SO. Langley
sts., Arlington, Va, after o pm.
Monday, September 8, where funeral
services will be conducted at 1 pm.
Oswald Smith Intsrr0snt Sgi
Harmony Memorial Park. ARRANGE
ments By Chfnn. q
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9ratha

KENDALL. MAUDE KIRB1. on satur-
Slzssa Ssz ssP'fSs5 5ossGr hosSs iss q FHEa5R %aS5
KIRBY KENDALL q I'LL South
K. Kirby Kendall and Ralph c. Ken
dall, FAIRFAX. Va; Mrs. Barbara O..
IL,iiesikSerman. Msxieo City. Mexico;
and Mrs. Joy K Drummond. VII
mington, Del; sister OF Erie r.
Kirby. Mrs. Blanche Kendall. Mrs
Dorothy Young, Mrs. Vivienne Young
and Victor Kirby She Is also sur
vived By IS grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
iington. oi va Va. sitsr : pm PM. Sunday.
September 2, where services viii be
held on Tuesday, September 4, At
$3.50 am. Interment National Me-
mortal Park. 3
KNORL. WILLIsToN c. Suddenly, on
Thursday, August 80, 1852, WILL
LISTON c. KNORL Of 1014 9TH 81.
Knorl. He also IS survived BY four
sisters, Mrs. Eileen Ross, Mrs. Rosa
Hudson. Mrs. Novella Colbert and
Mrs. Sylvia Burt; other relatives
oSn 9s fensa sinss Emcn' cU runsr Ssans A Nome me-
3015 18th st. ne, (ample parking
faeilities), where friends may can
after pm. Monday. September 3,
ana W0ere Iuncr4l SERVICES Will oe
held on Tuesday, September 4, at
10 am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 3
LAUFER, SARAH. on Saturday. Sep
terber 1, 1862, at her residence,
3944 7th st. ne, SARAH LAUFER,
mother of Mrs. Margaret L Hodgson
Of the home address and Frederick
?. Laufer, Orlando, Fla. She Is also
survived By three grandchildren and
nine great-grandehildren. Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. NV,
from ? to 4 and to 8 pm. Mon
day, September (parking facilities).
Services at the above funeral home
on Tuesday, September 4, at 3 an.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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AN members OF st. MarEaret's
Z 4 ! !. : D !; ! q e. ] !
M Holy Name Society Will
m meet AZ Chambers Funeral
III Home. 617 l1th ST. Sc,
tember 5, 1862, Tor the
~ recitation Of the rosary.
MICHAEL DREWNOSKI. President
REV. RAYMOND MAJEWSKI, s. N.
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Z ...wifhoUf Me- you y
\ Can Do Nofhine"Z

Il would be hard TO convince some
people that these words of Our
Lord apply to them.
Like the Pharisees of Christis
time, they attribute their successes
to their own merits. They may
oonoede that they got the breaks"
now and then, but in the main
they vainly think they have sue
oeeded because of their own su-
perior qualities. oh, sure" they
say, God has been good to me"
80. but most of the credit they cake
unto themselves.
In this age of self-glorification
-. when so many seem convinced
of the necessity of footing their
own horn. . the Catholic Church
may seem out Of step in preaching
its 2,OO0-year-old message of hu-
mility. And likewise unpopular
with some people will be the
Church's reminder that the sin of
Pride still ranks first among the
seven capital sins condemned by
Christ.
Our hope here, however, is hot
so much TO convince the wilfully
arrogant of the error of their ways.
Our purpose, rather, is to point
out that the capital sin Pride
covers a multitude of other sins
which are subtle and not easy to
recognize. The Catholic teaching
in this respect may not appeal TO
those afflicted by Pride, but we
think it will be received with a
spirit of goodwill and approval
BY humble people of all faiths.
Pride, for example, can be a
worse sin than murder under
oerrain circumstances. Ii was the
Original Sin. II is often the BE-
setting sin Of the individual who
demands to see the divine creden-
tials and assumes to judge God.
And there are sins prompted BY
SUP E N e
Evening star., 1962-08-05

Pride which violate no civil law,
yet are deeply offensive to God.
The Catholic Church constantly
reminds its people to acknowledge
their weaknesses and confess their
sins. to realize that human merirs
are from God and are not due
to the worthiness of the individ-
ual. This confession of unworthi-
ness is among the very first prayers
uttered BY the priest and the
people at Mass, when they pro-
claim to God and to all the sai1ss"
in heaven that they have sinned
-. through my fault, through my
fault, through my most grievous
fault"
Catholics, Of course, are exposed
TO the same occasions for shining
as other people. And like Others,
they have the God-given free will
to choose between SHINING and not
shining On the other hand, they
have the guidance and help of the
Church -. and the Sacraments -.
in the struggle against temptation.
How this help works with respect
to the Seven Capital Sins. Pride,
Anger. Sloth, Envy, Covetousness,
Gluuony and Lust. d. . is shown in a
pamphlet which we will send you
free. 1t will be mailed in a plain
wrapper; nobody will call on you.
Ask for Pamphlet No. MG-34.
FREE-MuiI Coupon TodGy
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A
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RAIN
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] have several service stations
which are raining money. These
service stations are located In
Arlington and particularly Fair
fax. For information on these
presently operating service sta
tons. call Mr.. Walt at LA. $4,000,
or between z and 8 pm. at
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FAIRFAX-Move in when schools
bsmt.. BIB. heat. firepl.. washer,
dishwasher. disposal. beaut. u
acre lot. redwood fenced back
yard, many trees. FILA, $4,000.
$500: dn. OWNER. Call CIR.
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HOUSES EoR sALE-vA HOUSES EoR sALE-M. |

PARKLAWN - S1S,5OO. 3-bedrm..
lh-bath brk. rambler. Liy. rm.,
firepl.. large din. Ell. all cleo. kit,
h.-w;h;, de luxe throughout,
Level VI acre. Assume 4NTo loan,
liz mo. or easy FILA terms.
Unlikely REALTY. ia. 7-O250
FROM S38,95O to S37,-
$50, and now anxious owner says
sell for S36,500 or best reason
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level with huge living room
separate dining room. 4 big bed
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light family room with fireplace
and diversified 2-car garage. IF
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transp., schools, churches. 4 huge
bedrms., large living room. dining
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basement, complete kitchen, de-
tached garage. Priced at FILA ap-
praisal Of $4,000 with only
S1,700 down. Call McOUAIN
REALTY, JE, 4-100O.
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FAIRFAX-New brk. rambler, i'm
med. occupancy. 8 spacious bdrms.
2 full baths, full bsmt., roughed-
in Bird bath. 94-acre wooded lot.
Firepl., de luxe cleo. kit, excellent
community Of more expensive
homes. Can assume 100000 CT
mortgage. End trust II desired.
Full price $4,000. Private parties
only. HA. 1860.
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FAIRFAX. Franconia Rd., wilton
Woods - Brick and plaster CAPE
Cod. 8 rms. and bath. full bsmt.
garage. la-acre land. FLA avail
Phone so. 6-3227
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Older Colonial home with shade
trees. Falls Church area. 4 bed
rms, firepl.. din. rm., kit. rec.
rm.. work space in bsmt. Expand
able attic. Owner transferred. You
make needed repairs. Sacrifice as
IS SI5,9OO., Good financing. Near
SCHOOLS, churches, store, and
ciIcumferential hwy.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

BURTONSVILLE-1 acre in BUSH
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COLUMBIA PIKE and Wakefield
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LANIER REALTY ia. 7-3434
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

LIGHT MFG. PLANT for distribu-
tion bldg. 10000 50. it., Ia acres
land. Near La Plata, Nd. Railroad
JU. $4,000 or Lo. 5-2043.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

1000 SO. FIT, new, completely air
cond. with paneled offices and 9
loading docks, with flourescent
lighting and heavy electric. Suit
able for warehouse, light manu-
facturer. electronics, etc. Avail
immed. 6401 Chillum pl., NV.
Elk. 3-534O, JU. 5-7563. ROBERT
B, WEISS. REAETOR.
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YEONAS
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makes no difference which you
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growing family wants. both in
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ideal for outdoor living, plenty Of
space and friends for children.
Inside 1t has entr. foyer, lge.
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., mod. ap-
planes, eye level kit. with
breakfast bar, lge. paneled fam
lily rm.. firepl.. 8 bedrms., 3 full
tiled baths 2-car garage. One
of today's best buys. Only S42,-
500. Call KELLER CO.. INC,
ia. $4,000.
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WGIIlNG1ON REA11
ALEXANDRIA-DO YOU PLEDGE
ALLEGIANCE. DECORATIVELY
AMERICAN? Here you have 12
rooms. all spacious and gracious
for your choice furnishings-and
to display your decorative talents.
Also featured is o grand entrance
hall. q room in itself. 2 pantrys
and full bsmt. You'll be charmed
In Q big wayl S34,950.
HOLLEY REALTY
B1S3 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. $3.50
ALEX. SOUTH-coNTEMPoRARY
BRICK RAMBLER ON WOODED
HALF ACRE w/CIRCULAR DRIVE
features FOUR BEDROOMS, 21a
BATHS. GIFT. rec. nm. and loft.
utility room in FULL BSMT., car
port and central &C. Mid 30s.
Call now. 8 to 8. for FULL DE-
TAILS. Excellent TRADE TERMS
on your smaller home.
MONROE
20. b.Q100 REATT0Rs
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WANTED
s nnn-16 nm ]"

This national organization is quite
anxious to buy or lease 5000 So.
1t. OF downtown property, to build
an oiiice building. Preferably
Zoned ca. have another group
interested in q larger piece, ap-
prox. $4,000 50. IT,. zoned 8. P.
or commercial. Would appreciate
hearing from you over the week
end. MR.. WELLS, OIL. 2-669O.
Walker & Dunlop
ST. 3-5050 9O5 10th st. NV.
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO., INC, ia 7-bR00
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TALL TREEs-FENcED LOT

Makes this 2-bedroom cottage q
S comfortable and o, place to live in
spacious and located in q lovely
neighhorhood Of Fairfax City,
convenient to all your needs.
Priced at .S12,500 on your terms.
For appoifltment call
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INEhUI TINhNI
$16,4O0

You can have quick possession Of
nome located IN f VERY desirabie
section Of Fairfax City and only
short walk to stores, churches,
schools and bus transp.. TO discuss
the low down payment and terms
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage or
farms in D. C. or nearby Md.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
APT. HOUSE GROUND-zoned or
subject to coming. Prefer D. C, or
Md. MR.. CLARK. RIA. 3-901l.
BROKERS, OWNERS, ATTENTION!
will buy for cash or terms any
size acreage D. c., Nd. or Va.
J; B. SHAPIRO. 1413 k ST. NV.
NE. S-1717.
MIDGET RACING CLUE
desires land for short dirt track.
Contact 538-67s9.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
finished lots for builders
and individual buyers. Single lots
and up. Particularly groups Of 5
to 10. Record lots. acreage. farms
and zoned ground in any size also
needed. Leon SiSson.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9O70
PARCEL, FARM OR, LOT, residen-
tial or commercial, speculative or
not! Our investor builder wants
to see Montgomery County or
D. G. Call MR.. BALDRIDGE, EN-.
2-S2O6 or OIL. 6-6S76. DISTRICT
MARVT,ANn pEATTvv