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BRIDGE CALENDAR

inston House. Lee Highway next to
state Thester Ps aI. Gh huTnior ii5Ss
IKE. 6-6994l 7;45. Federal. Du-
Ecs came sHasi' 80 Ssfi kReE sGa 4S Fed
eral Power Commission, official din
ing room. GAO building. $40. Goren
East, 154S Eighteenth reservations.
Country club (inyitationai5 8.
Betbesda Mp, 7:4S. Officers Service
Club. 1914 Twenty-first. 8. 1900
Valley drive. Alexandria, MP. $40.
WEDNESDAY
Agudss Achim Mems Club, 1900
Valley drive. Alexandria. 7:45.
Belle HHvsR layer, GOuntTy G S4s Al SS.a,
Club. Hotel 1900 dnyitationaD
cafeteria, New House office build
ing Z. Duplicate Bridge Center. 8
Dupont circle. 7;45. Fairfax. YMCA.
F rEeT County jewish Community
Center. 8, NH. cafeteria, NH build
ing one (invitationaD 8. Penthouse.
cafeteria, HEW building, north. :.
Silver Spring. 9405 Bruce drive.
Silver Spring reservations Ju. D.
lClOI brHOs
THURSDAY
cs G9:S, % Sh:is S Hons Hou:e Fi Il:
R HlshWay m next 70 state ThssteT.
Falls Church IKE. $4,000 9:45.
Goren Dupiicate, Suite 102, the
Dupont East, 1545 Eighteenth !res-
ervations, 667-1345) noon: Northern
Vi5Einio Bridge Association; s,nstnn b6 park
vard and north Court House road.
Arlington, MP. 7:45. washington
Bridge League. 8 Dupont circle
MP. 7:45.
Chevy Chase. 6SO3 West avenue,
Bethesda reservations. OIL; 4-S4s6)
first session Open Pair ChamDion-
8 Dupont circle. 7:45. GOren Dupli-
cate. suite 102. the Dupont East.
l545 Eighteenth reservations. 667-
1345l MP 7:45. Irving Street. Alb
N. Irving street, Arlington. 7:45.
old Dominion Old Dominion Room;
Information, JE. 4-s07o. or 671-
2O15) 1890. Rockville. Civic Center
Rockville. 8. Walker, 800 42nd
place. Hyattsville. $3.50 and 7:45.
SATURDAY
Chess Club. Hotel 2400 Onyita-
ter, 8 Dupont circle, MP, 1880 and
RIP. 7:45. Walsh, 1882 Massachusetts
members only final session. Open
Pair Championship, 7:45.
NEXT SUNDAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, Q Du-
pont circle. 1870 and 7:46. Play
fair. 143l Harvard, l:45.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Chevy Chase. two-session Open
reservations, OIL. 4-S4S6) 7:45.
Falls Church. two-session Open
Pair, October is and October 20
Information. IKE. 6-6994) 7:45.
Metropolitan WOmen's Bridge
Club, Sheraton Park Hotel, Charity
Game, two-sessions. October 81.
and Z. Special game at Z.
Arl-Fax, two-session Mixed Pair.
October % and November 5 (res-
ervation. SO. 5000 7:45.
Montgomery. two-session open
pair. October 30 and November
information. JU. S-572Sl 7:46.
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Victory Claimed
By Yemen Rebels

DAMASCUS, Syria, Oct. 10
(AP).-Republican sources to-
day claimed a crushing vic
tory" over Royalist tribeSmen
in northeast Yemen and added
Prince Saif al Islam al Hassan
was forced ito flee in panic
back to Saudi Arabia" g.
Prince AL Hassan is the
claimant to the Yemen throne
which was toppled September
26 by army rebels led by Col.
Abdullah Sallal, who pro-
claimed a republic.
On the other hand, Royalist
sources claimed victories at
two places so and go miles
north and northwest of San'a,
the capital.
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BY IRVING pESFOR
Associated Press Staff Writer

LIGHT is the universal
ele m ent in photography.
Without 1t, there could be no
photography whereas you
can make pictures without a
camera, without film or with
out a lens.
To make pictures without
a camera or film, objects can
be placed directly on sensi-
tized paper and exposed to
light. The result, called a
photogram, can show the
delicate tracery of a leaf,
lace or glass with photo
graphic artistry. Other OBJ
jects can be revealed in
pleasing outline design.
A pin-hole camera can,
without a lens, photograph a
scene with artistic value. It's
main requirement is enough
light.
To m aster photography,
therefore, one must master
light. To put 1t another way,
If you want to become a bet
ter photographer you must
study light and learn how to
evaluate, control and use 1t.
Civilizations Necessary
Tremendous strides have
been made in the photo field
to help camera fans main
tain control over light. SEN
sitive light meters are avail
able which measure it and in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

The multicolor photogra-
vure stamp, designed by M,
and G. Shamir, pictures an
Ell AL Boeing TOT jet in flight.
The souvenir sheet will be
released in connection with
a special Ell AL exhibition in
Tel Aviv November TIA. 1t
shows a stylized globe with
the perforated stamp in the
center of the sheet.
VATICAN - Four stamps
were released to make the
Sixth Congress of Christian
Archaeology held at Ravenna,
Italy, September 1928.
Two designs we're used. one
showing the heads Of SITS.
Peter and Paul from an an
Gent work now in the Mu-
scum Of Christian Art in the
Lateran, the other a detail
from a sarcophagus in the
same museum.
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The National CONNER
cial Refrigerator Sales As
ISOLATION opens a three
day meeting at the Mar
riott Twin Bridges Motor
Hotel.
The Association Of OFF,
cial Agricultural Chemists
begins a four-day session
at the Shoreham.
The Data Processing d.
vision of IBM convenes for
four days at the Mayflower.
The American Photo En-
gravers Association begins
a five-day meeting at the
Statler Hilton.
The Trinity College
Alumni Council closes its
meetings at the school.
District No. 3 of Zonta
International closes at the
Marriott Twin Bridges Mo-
tor Hotel.
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Scent Air Mail

For the Scent air mail rate
effective January Z there will
be a new design by Henry M.
Bencsath picturing a jet
plane in flight over the Cap
itol. Mr.. Bencsath's first
stamp, the Higher Education
commemorative, will be issued
November IA.
The air mail stamp was
modelled by Charles r. Chick
ering, Charles A. Brooks en-
graved the vignette, William
r. Burnell the lettering and
numeral.
The stamp will be printed
in the usual fire red" re-
served for air mail regulars
and will be issued in sheets
of 100, in coils and in book
let's.
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Geographic
Lecture Series
Opens Nov. 7

The National Geographic So
ciety opens its 18th season Of
films and lectures November 2
in Constitution Hall.
Television Producer Armand
Denis will open the 17-week
series with lecture and color
films on East Africa's vanishing
wildlife.
The lectures will be offered at
5 and $3.50 PM, Fridays,
throughout the year to March
%. Tickets to the series may
be ordered by mail from the
Society's headquarters at Six
tenth and M streets NV.
The lecture series was first
begun when the society was
founded in 1888. Maj. John
Wesley Powell delivered the
first lecture on his now-famous
exploration of the Grand Can
yon.
Mai. Powell spoke in the
assembly hall of the old Co.
lumbar College, now George
Washington University. Lee
lures were first held in their
present location in Constitution
Hall in 1888.
This season, 1,756 lectures
later, will include the following
speakers and topics:
November 9, Mark Evans,
Seattle Worlds Fair; Novem-
Der Is, Curtis Nagel, Road to
Mandalay";; November %, Eric
Pavel, alpine World; and
November 80, Robert Davis,
"Cyprus-The New Republic"
Also, December 7, Theodore
Bumiller, Scandinavia in Four
Seasons; December IA, Thayer
Soule, "Byways in Britain;
January Is, Ed Lark, "Provin-
cial France; and January rs,
Karl Maslowski, Survival of
Nature"
Also, February 1, Robert
Mallett, "Hawaii-the Aloha
State; February 8, Willis But
Ter, visit to Austria; February
IS, DR.. Carleton Ray, Trapping
Whales and WalruSes," and
February %, to be announced.
And, March /, James Metcalf,
Holiday in Guatemala;
March 8, Nicol Smith, Eternal
Rome; March Is, Clifford
Kamen, ION the Cortes Trail"
and March %, DR.. Louis S. B.
Leakey, East African Discov-
cries."
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cLosE-Ups AND LONG SHOTS
Paramount Problem
Is Control of Light

form photographers what the
proper exposure should be.
However, 1t is up to each
photographer to point the
meter or the meter-coupled
camera in the right direc-
ton and evaluate the an
swers. Being human, he some
times makes a few errors.
For instance, he might fail
to set the meter for the cor
rect ASA speed Of the film
being used. Or he might be
reading the meter in the light
whereas the subject pointed
at may be principally in
shadow Cor vice versa. Or
he might be after certain Off
beat effects high key or q
silhouette - without making
allowance for them by some
over-exposure or under-ex-
posture.
Don't OyerdO It
Today. too, we have arti-
fetal sunshine at our dispos-
al in timer flashbulbs and
portable electronic flash
lamps and movie amps.
However, with the faster
films in use nowadays, we
are apt to overpower our
subjects with too much light,
especially in close-ups.
To prevent facial wash
outs, here are some Of the
things you can try in a series
of shots to be sure of getting
some good exposures:
If the flashgun or cleo
tronic flash can be removed
from the camera, tilt 1t to-
wards the ceiling or q wall
for bounce lighting.
If the flash is on the cam
era, you can drape a hand
kerchief over it. One thick
ness of linen diffuses the
light by half; two thickness
es is equivalent to closing
the lens two stops.
Other Controls
If the flash reflector is the
folding fan type. you can
control the light by dimin-
ishing the fan. Or if you can
remove any reflector and
shoot with the bare bulb. you
reduce the light still more.
These controls are useful
when you're shooting very
close-from four to seven feet
or when you need a weak
fill-in light for outdoor pic
lures to tighten deep shad-
ows on a bright day.
Don Mohler, the genial GE
lighting expert from Cleve-
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land, passes along another bit
Of advice that may come in
handy sometime when you're
shooting indoors. If there are
some framed pictures in your
view which show light reflec-
tons in the glass, you can
get rid Of the light flare
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TODAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, O. Du-
pont Circle Information. 234-96bS)
1870 and 7:45. Playfair, 1431 Har-
ward. 1:45.
MONDAY
Andrews, Andrews ABB Officers
Club Unvitational) 7L45. Arl-Fax.
1920 Arlington boulevard, MP, 7:45.
Chevy Chase, 6S03 West avenue,
Bethesda reservations. OIL. 4-S4S6l
7:45. Duplicate Bridge Center, 6
Dupont circle. 7:45. Fairfax. HOS
St Andrews drive, Fairfax (reseEya.
tions. CIR. 3-5a24l MP. 9:45. Fort
Meade. Fort Meade Officers Club
partment, Z. Silver Spring. 9405
Bruce drive, Silver Spring (reserva-
lions, JU. 9-7S10l final session,
Open Pair Championship, 1880.
Tubbs Arlington studio. 923, Wake
field. Arlington Unvitational' 67l-
2015) e;45.
TUESDAY
Chevy Chase Juniors, 6S03 West
avenue. Bethesda reservations. OIL.
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Graphic Arts, Smithsonian Institu-
ton. Open daily and Sunday, IL
am. to 4:30 pm.
SILVER SPRING LIBRARY, 1901
ColesVille road. fifth annual one
man show Of photos by Martin H.
Miller. during October. Sixteen
photo mostly . humorous Mo END snd mood moo
dale drive in Silver Spring. He
recently won first place in the
Atlantic City Steel Pier contest for
photographers and will leave with
Mrs. Miller November II for a
weeks expense-paid vacation in
Nassau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

= Designs for the Christmas
stamp and regular issues to
meet new first class and air
mail rates were released last
week by the Post Office De-
partment.
The Accent red-and-green
Christmas stamp will go on
sale November l at Pitts
burgh, Pa, in conjunction
with the convention Of the
National Association of Post
masters Of the United States.
Postal officials hope it will
encourage mailing Of greet
ing cards at the first class
rate, which costs a cent more
than third class but provides
for preferred handling and
return to sender in the event
the card cannot be delivered.
The stamp is not a COM
memorative but a regular is
use which will be on general
sale from November 2 to De-
,cember 81 and will be avail
able indefinitely at the Phil
atelic Sales Agency. Plans
are to issue Christmas
stamps in new designs each
holiday season.
=. This years stamp, designed
by Jim Crawford, Post Office
Department artist, shows two
traditional holiday symbols,
burning tapers and an ever
green wreath with a bow Of
red ribbon. 1t was modelled
by William K. Schrage of the
Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. Richard M. Bower
engraved the vignette. George
A. Payne the Old English let
tering and numeral.
A regular-size stamp, 1t will
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fairly easily. Merely wedge
a paper match book or a wad
of paper under the picture at
the bottom. This will tip the
glare upwards out of camera
lens view while maintaining
the honey atmosphere of the
room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

The pictorial independence
issue, ranging in denomfna-
ton from 5 cents to 20 shil-
lings, was printed in pho
togravure by Harrison & Sons
of London, the Crown Agents
report.
ISRAEL-A stamp and SOU
venir sheet will be issued No
vember 7 to honor Ell Al, Is
raels national airline, Wood
ward & Lothrop reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Other Issues Needed

Since Washington is pic
tured on the present 1-cent
regular there will be a new
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This Avon stamp is one
of two issued October 5
to mark the 40th anniver-
sary of the Boy Scout
movement in Korea
Song XII ChoO, EeOul.
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STAMPS AND COINS

Just look at this exciting offer! Includes
sets Of giant Polish Stamps on Stamps,
Monaco Ships" Triangles, Hungary
"Giant Diamonds, P0lyHesian maid
ems. 10S worldwide stamps all genuine,
all different. PLUS So fulI-eolor Flags
OF The World and Midget Encyclopedia
OF Stamp Collecting. All yours for only
Zoe. At the same time, we'll send a fine
selection OF other stamps on approval
for free examination, TO help you build
a valuable collection at low cost. Buy
only those you wish to keep, return the
balance within 10 days. Act now. Salts
faction Guaranteed.
Send loS To-day. Ask for lot KS
lEHlIH Co., 81 HiIIsVshbI S., Bnsklyn my
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STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY

MOINDA1
Northern Virginia Stamp
Club, 8 pm, home of Will
liam H. Woddrop. $500
Youngblood street, Mclean,
Va. Talk by Carl N. Scheele:
THE Smithsonian Institu-
tons Wivision Of Philately."
TUESDAY
International Society for
japanese Philately, Wash
ington Chapter, 8 pm, Par
ish Hall, st. Columba's
Church, 4201 Albemarle street
N. w. Japanese style auction.
WEDNESDAY
Collectors Club of Wash
ingtOn, 8 pm, Odd Fellows
Temple, 419 Seventh street
NV. Auction.
Montgomery Coin Club, 8
pm, Perpetual Building As
ISOLATION, 8710 Georgia ave-
nue., Silver Spring. Md. EARLY
English Silver Coins" talk by
Ted Freter.
FRIDAY
Dominion Hills Stamp Club
(juniors), 4::30 pm, home of
Col. L. A. Brown, 5000 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. Va.
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.PHILATELIC NEWS
Designs for Christmas Stamp
. And New Regulars Released

1-cent stamp with a portrait
of Andrew Jackson.
A Scent adhesive In an
eagle design is planned for
use on air mail post cards.
Release of an air mail postal
card with imprinted stamp is
being delayed.
A Accent postal card with
a stamp featuring a bust of
Lincoln will be issued for the
new rate, and there will be
embossed envelopes in the
scent and Scent denomina-
tons.
The new rate bill provides
three annual s-cent in
creaSes in the present az
cent minimum per piece rate
for advertising circulars,
books, catalogues and SINH
lar third-class matter. This
would require a 25s cent
stamp in January with pa
and 27s denominations to fol-
low in the next two years.
Postal officials have not
yet decided whether to issue
such stamps, which would
create accounting complica-
tions, or to shift entirely to
a permit system for this class
of mail.
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NMum5LQMhpa

Portraits Of Chinese Emperors. Set Of from the
fomed Palace Museum collection issued September
90 Set of 4 mint SINGLES 400
Ancient Chinese Art Treasures =. collection COM
bining ~ pointnes and ont Treasure stamps with
other recent Chinese issues including Towon seem
eN industrial and the 5oth National Day Set.
80 singles, souvenir sheet, Z.9O
Defintve Issue of 1883 1850. IA stamps, including
hqh values, showing ChU-KWong Tower on QuemoY
Island and the Presidential Mansion on Toipe. I'm
used, issued without gum US
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Scent REGULAR

For the scent letter rate
effective January 7 there will
be a new regular picturing
George Washington from the
we'll known Mount Vernon
bust by the French sculptor
Jean Antoine Houdon (1741-
1929 modelled from life dur
ing a two-week visit to
Mount Vernon in 1875.
The design by William K.
Schrage of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing is in
a light, no-background style
with a single line frame like
the Scent Pershing of last
year. However, the lettering
is in a different face, an in
cised Architectural Roman.
Engravers were Charles A.
Brooks for the portrait and
George A. Payne for the let
tering and numerals.
The stamp will be printed
in blue on the Cottrell press
and issued in sheets of 100,
in coils and in booklets. The
print order is unlimited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Keep up 10 dote with the stomps Of the Republic
of China or any other country Of your special
interest. Ask about our new issue service.
W&t-stomps and Coins -. Washington and Chevy Chose
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FOur-cent and 11-cent
stamps in this design by
Kurt PlOwitz will be issued
December 3 by the United
Nations to honor its Com
mittee on the Peaceful
Uses of Outer Space.
be printed on the Giori press
and issued in post office
sheets of 100. The initial or
der is for 500 million.
Addressed envelopes for
first-day cancellation, with
remittance for the cost of the
stamps, may be sent to
"First-Day Covers, Postmast-
err, Pittsburgh, Pa" Such re-
quests must be postmarked
no later than November /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Minkus album for China
with over 10 pages
covering China, Tibet,
Formoso, Shanghai. Com
pleie and illustrated with
supplements issued an
nuoIIy. Attractive two-
post binder. Identifying
numbers from the New
World Wide Stamp coto-
log.
Album with binder S.o5
Slip case for China album
ZOO
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First Day Cover Society

Information on the Ameri-
can First Day Cover Society,
which is conducting a mem
bership campaign, is avail
able from Bill Barnhart, 1898
North Quincy street, Airing
ton 6, Va. He will provide a
membership application and
a free copy of the leaflet
Official Instructions for
Servicing First-Day Covers.
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New Issues

UGANDA-A new series of
II stamps was issued last
Tuesday as Uganda became
Africa's 33d independent ma
ton.
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AREA = Brick RAM
bier, 4 bedrms., 3 full baths, rec.
rm., cleo. kit utility rm., floored
attic: Ka-acre wood ed lot.
Churches. schools and bus. 1929
oxford st. off Columbia pike.
S185 mo. CT. 6-6372 or CA. f.
S121 Ext 1901
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GEORGETOWN AREA = Charming,
newly restored, 8 bedrms, liv. rm.,
full din. rm., nice fenced garden.
S190 Call 337-4570 or FE. 3-4971.
GLENN DALE, MD.-Small bunga-
low: tile floors. gas heat, large
yard: near NASA. $50 per mo
CE. 6-627I.
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baths, large kitchen and family
rm., separate dining rm. and large
living rm., plus screened porch.
central air conditioning. Then by
all means call to see this contem-
porary home in choice Silver
Spring area and trade your present
home or purchase GI, FILA or
conventional. Call 10. 5-0S44 til
9 pm. SHANNON q LucHs.
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AVE. NE, 4826-Beau-
tiful Diet. .2-story Colonial: COM
giS'ei BATHS. tiled if 5smt oed dIa6:
washer. dbl. door refgr., fall
ousied porch. pine paneled; gear
garage with large storage space
above: large lot: STA so.
STEUART BROS. INC. EN-. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-19

Rental office. corner End and Or
ange SITS. 10. 2-4270.
POretSky & Sons, HA. $4,000
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HE. $4,000

TAKOMA PARK, mr.. Sligo Greek
pkwy.-Beaut. brick Cape Cod; 2
baths. 2 firepls., rec. rrn., sep.
din. rm.: built-in garage. Only
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HOUSES TO SHARE

SILVER SPRING - We have nice
house to share with another gen.
tleman over 20. All conveniences.
$3.50 wk. JU. 5-4597.
WILL SHARE Groom house with
single person or couple, colored.
399-7219,
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PRETTY 3-bedrm, rambler W Ibsmt. T;
mr.. ali cows; $500 dn. incls. set
Element; S97 mo. pays all.
5EO ALLEN. Realtor, 10. 5-1Q50
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

fcda as1 APT, u Porter st.
shopping area. EN-. 1921.
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ARLINGToNEBrand-new 3;bedrm
equipped Kitchen. Private base.
ment. 10 minutes to Pentagon
S139.50 mo. DON GRADY REAL
ESTATE, INC, ia. 4-0244.
ARL.. S.-Avail. March 1. Beautiful
air-cond. antique brick: 3 bedrms.
Ia baths, rec. rrn., swim. pool
privils.; ideal for officers family.
Semidet., S175 mo. S33 8. Emer-
son, ia, 4-2341.
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NORTHWOOD HI-h acre. New
rm., 8 bedrms., Q baths, firepl. in
rec. rm. Mid-20s. Ewes. EN-. g
1928. KELLER WOODMOoR,
III 6-T10O
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AIR COND.; 3 bedrooms ga baths
Mr.. Ga. ave, Vitro: -to-wall
carpets and Grapes. OIL. 4-6916.
ALEX. -GROVETON - Cottage for
lease, Mar. 10. Mr.. hwy. 1, "a blk.
bus. Liv.. rm., 2 bedrms., kit,
dinette,. bath: rear scr, porch !;
bsmt.; h.-w.h.; SS5 mo. Can be
seen anytime. XII. 9-5262
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RMS. IN BATHS, sep. din. rm.,
d ssSls space rec IN r KIT ato flepf
tiled Sbsmt.. AIR coND.. carport,
fenced yard: Just reduced. 1884,
$50.
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-1416
BETHESDA-New listing. Handsome
desirable area. 4 big bedrms.. 2
baths, plus 5th bedrm. and bath
on lower level. Modern kit. table
space. Lovely rec. rm. opening to
large patio, gear garage. MIDI
SAMUEL 2. BoGLEY OF MD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-19

SILVER SPRING-In Quaint Acres.
lge. 5-bedrm., 2-bath brick ram
Vaca t. Prestige community.
WooDSIDE REALTY. JU. 9-6440.
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CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER = Close
in and near all conveniences. 8
bedrms.. 3 baths, sep. dining rm.,
breakfast nook in kit. lge. paneled
rec. rm.. garage; like new; won
derful location. Shown by apt.
Call WO. $4,000 It'll 9. EDW. H.
JONES & CO., INC, Realtor.
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1914 22nd ST. Sc -S97. so. 6-rm.
Semidet.. rec. rm., new condition
Call OWNER. DI. 7-4445; Ewes,