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a movie about an assortment of
boring characters, the sum Of
their dizziness is likely to add
up to a film that's a truly CO.
lossal bore.
Johnny Cool" for the re-
cord, is about a Young Sicilian
bandit who is impressed by q
deported gang boss, trained as
a super-efficient killer and sent
over here to rub out the mob
sters who did the deporte e
wrong. He carries out his mis-
sion, then finds himself hoist
on his own petard, as they say
in Cosa NoStra circles.
While he is about it he be-
comes entangled with a girl
adrift played by Elizabeth
Montgomery. Roberts leggy
daughter. who has talent and
generates high voltage. Lower
voltage types include Henry
Silva, who plays the title role
joey Bishop, as a comic used
car salesman; Hank Henry, aS
a funnier tourist bus driver
and assorted others.
Despite their efforts, the yer.
dict is unavoidable: Ho-hum.
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Violence
RidesAeuin
AT Keith's

JOHNNY COOL" a United Art
lists release of q ChriSlav produc-
ton, produced and directed BY Will
liam Asher, screenplay by Joseph
Landon from a novel by John Nc
Partland; music By Billy May. At
Keith's Theater.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Stage and Screen
Shows and Show Times

stage E
National-''Barefoot In the
Park" $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador--Women Of the
World" las. 3:25. $50, 7:35
and $40 pm.
Apex = Eclipse" 1, 5, Sos,
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7:20 and s:35 pm.
Calvert-"The Small World
of Sammy Lee; 6, 7:S0 and
$50 pm. "
Dupont-'sThe Thrill Of II
An" 2. 4. 6. 8 and 10 pm.
Embassy-m the French
Style" 1s40. $40. $40. TAO
and $40 pm.
Keiths-"Johnpy Cool" II,
2:25, 4:50. 7:20 and 9:45 pm
Macarthur = Heaven
Abovel";; Sis. 9 and e:55 pm
Metropolitan - Women of
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/ the World" HIS an, las,
3:35. 5:45, 1850 and $50 pm.
Ontario-'Lawrence Of Ara
bia:" Sis pm.
Palace = The vIP.S;"
1870. 1880. ASS. tao and s:45
pm.
Playhouse =" The L-Shaped
Room" il:O5 am. lis, $50,
$40. 7:55 and 1910 pm.
Plaza - Promises, Prom
ises;;" 11:45 an, lis. ESQ,
400. $50. 7:25 S:55 and 1880
pm.
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it, director-author more Of
controversial figure than he
has been heretofore.
dEclisse" or The Eclipse"
"a q work of mercileSs medita-
tio on a young girls effort to
corAs to terms with experience.
It's effect may very well be to
leave the moviegoer as puzzled
as THE heroine herself since
Antonioni is q stylist with In
finite patience toward his way
Of telling q story. In ''LEclisse"
he asks more than two hours
Of his public's time while he
wanders through Rome's lovely
shadows and the less lovely
ones in his heroine's psyche.
More than in any Of his
earlier pictures, his resemblance
to Sweden's Inglnar Bergman
Is evident in this one. Yet,
where Bergman's cameras seek
bleakness, Antonioni's capture
hypnotic loneliness. That
Rome
-
Monica With, the hssome
blonde Of two previous An
toniono films, Is the heroine
Of s'EEclisse." Like all others
Of Z the directors bewildered
characters, she Is . moody
walker; always going some
place with q camera crew q
proper distance behind.
Her first walk in the Apex
film Is out Of the life Of q
handsome adorer whom she
finds suddenly and bafflingly
repngnant. Her next one. even
more desolately lonely. is to
the Rome stock exchange, Of
all places. In this madhouse.
she expects to find her mother
and perhaps a spot Of sympathy
and affection. Il
she merely finds her moth
or, but, compensatory, she
attracts the attention of q
handsome young man (Alain
Delon). who Is destined to
occupy her thoughts on all
subsequent walks. many of
them In his company. It is he,
II anyone, who will free her
Of her fantasies based upon
those disconcerting intuitions
which leave her in a constant
state Of IT don't know" about
life and love.
How much she actually
learns. Of course, must be left
to Antonioni to reveal. This
he apparently seeks to do In b
long series Of symbolic images
which bring the film to an
end that the literal minded
meviegoer may find distract
ineIy abstract.
n would be unjust to Antoni-
OIL and Miss With to suggest
tkat its cameras are the moSi
dramatic performers in Lee
lisse." Nevertheless. the temp
tafiDn is there for what the
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cameras pick up Of the de-
tached, Indifferent landscape Of
Rome's EUR area has as much
Of meaning as any other ele-
ment of the picture.
This, after all. is the essence
of Antonioni's method which is
VIGOROUSLY abusive and ready
to accept experience as more Of
an enigma than moviegoers
have been taught by other di-
rectors to believe.
He simply does not conceive
it as his artistic obligation to
unbaffle his fellow man.
It Is an assumption around
which q director-writer can
build q high style.
..,
ROAD TOUR: Stratford,
Ont.'s Shakespearean festival
company will be making its first
trip in eight years TO England
next April, its contribution to
the celebration Of The Bard's
400th birth anniversary. 1t will
present a repertory Of three
plays at Chichester's theater.
a unit Of England's new Ma
tional Theater, under the di-
rection Of Sir Laurence Olivier.
The three productions in the
Canadian company's series will
be "Timon Of Athens" Loves
Labour Lost" and Moliere's
lie Bourgeois Gentilhomme."
The Chichester visit will ex-
tend over q period Of three
weeks, from April 6 through IS,
with Loves Labour Lost" as
the play for the actual BIRTH
day performance on April %.
MEMOS: Washington The
alter Clubs scheduled opening
of its children's musical, The
Emperor's New Clothes" has
been set back q week. The
original date. October 5, has
been changed to October H.. d.
Walt Disney's Fantasia" will
return to the Playhouse theater
for q limited engagement on
October %. Arena Stage
will 60 for authentic 18th CEN
tury French dialect in its first
production Of the season, John
Writings The Devils" The
cast Is being instructed on this
score by DR.. James w. Robb
associate professor Of romanct
languages at George Washing.
ton University. The play
scheduled for the period O.
tober 30-November "a, will
| open Arenas 14th season.
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ECLIPSE" q Times FIlms re-
lease. produced BY Robert and Ray
monc Hakim. written and directed By
Michelangelo Antonioni. music by
Giovanni Fusco. Al the Apex me
alter.
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Films Of More Tkon Routine Merit

D.. Films Of More Than Routine Merit
MISUNDERSTANDING Quinn as the thief saved instead of
Christ, In one Of the best Biblical spectacIes yet.
THE GREAT ESCAPE"-Suspense in Mani POW compound,
with Steve Mcqueen and James Garner as escapes
THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER"-TOngue-i in cheek
whodunit marked by John Illusions directoria flair.
THE LONGEST DAY"-Star studded and dramatic account
Of almost all that happened D-Day, 1914.
MONDE CANE"-DOcumentary some strange human
practices, sometimes revolving, almost always fascinating
"REQUIEM FOR neutrality-suspicious. Quinn in q
moving portrait Of a much battered battIer
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T0wn-sTrma La Douce," II,
2:4o. $40. 9 and 1880 pm.
Trans-Lux - The Con-
demned Of Altona:" 1I:20 an,
las, 5:35. s:45. 7:55 and 1880
pm.
Uptown = How the West
Was Won" $50 pm.
Warner-"Cleopatra:s spm.
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SURGICAL PALACE
5 Wing to Feature
: Heart, Brain Surgery

Observers also get a break in
the new wing. Windows above
the operating table give a clear
view. Binoculars bring the OPP
Grafton close up. And con-
versationS of the operating
staff can be heard through ear
phones.
Proving Ground
NH officials have said the
wings four operating rooms
and auxiliary rooms will be q
proving ground for innovations
that may eventually be used by
many other hospitals.
The circular design permits
recording and monitoring de-
vices in the center to serve
several operating and other
rooms arranged about them.
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the Peking trade parade and
that If Japan doesn't move
now. 1t will be left behind.
Ikeda's conservative govern
ment. trying to head off the
pro- China leftist opposition, al
ways has insisted on q forward
looking policy" toward Chinese
trade.
Until now, however, the gov
eminent has done little more
than look.
Keda's government plans to
underwrite private Japanese
trade fairs in Peking and
Shanghai to the tune Of $685.
900 later this year.
A trade ministry spokesman
said there has been no policy
change and that, anyway, eco
nomic factors would limit Red
China trade in the next five
years to 5000 million annually
at the most. This Is small for
Japan. whose two-way trade
account with the United States
alone hits more than So billion
annually.
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Holiday Traffic
Takes 557 Toll

CHICAGO. Sept. 4 (AP).-
Trs fife accidents In the Nation
during the extended Labor Day
week end killed 557 persons, q
record for the holiday.
The death toll topped the
previous high Of SOL ret last
year. It also equalled the num-
Der Of highway deaths reported
during the four-day Indepen-
dence Day celebration, which
was a record for the holiday
period. California led all states
in Labor Day holiday traffic
deaths with 81.
The Nations traffic deaths
from January / to August /
totaled 1880, a record for the
period and an average Of about
ITO a day. The National Safe
ty Council said the number
Of fatalities during q non-holi-
day week end at this time would
total $50.
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turers look upon Red China
as a market of 900 million peo-
pie who need Just about every
thing japan produces.
Radio manufacturers visua-
lie all 900 million walking
around with a IS Japanese
made transistor radio held to
their ears" one American trade
expert said. With China's Com
munist masters sometimes I'M
able to provide enough food to
go around, the day seems far
off when they'll buy millions OF
transistor radios.
Nevertheless, seven compan-
les are reported ready with
proposals to sell the Chinese
plants and equipment to pro-
duce chemical fertilizer, am
monium, several textiles and
other industrial items.
This could enter the realm
of strategic materials which
the United States is anxious to
deny Red China.
Asked for comment, United
States officials say merely:
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Lahore Gazette
Stops Publishing

LAHORE, Pakistan, Sept. 4
(AP).-The 94-year-old Civil
and Military Gazette Of Lahore
ceased publication today be-
cause of financial difficulties.
The paper flourished in the
days of British rule on the
Indian subcontinent and had
employed Rudyard Kipling and
Winston S. Churchill, among
others, on its editorial staff.
1t was one of II English
language publications in Paki-
stan. Its political affiliation
was with the Moslem League.
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japan Weighs Boost
In Red China Trade

TOKYO, Sept. 4 (AP). -
Some thought Japan merely
had a worse than usual case
of money fever. Others saw a
policy shift full of cold war
meaning.
Whatever the reason, there
is more talk in Tokyo of in
creased trade with Red China
than there has been in years.
prime Minister Hayato
Ikeda after months of DELHI
Grafton approved sale to Pc
king of a $20-million plant
capable of producing 80 tons
of synthetic fiber-vinylon-
every day.
Seven months ago, Ikeda re-
fused to approve generous
credit terms (nothing down,
six years to pay that Japan
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csc shipbuilders wanted to
grant Communist buyers.
Japan then seemed far from
formal diplomatic or trade ties
with Red China.
Deferred Payment
Then came the deal for Ku-
rashiki Rayon Co. to sell the
fiber plant. The terms: IS mil
lion down, six per cent interest
and five years to pay the
balance. 1t was the first de-
ferred payment contract OF
such magnitude approved for
Peking by the Japanese gov
eminent.
Trade with Picking has been
relatively small - $50 million
both ways in the first half OF
l96S-but Japanese manufac-
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"vinylon is not a strategic ma
terial, the United States
neither approves or disap-
proves"
Nationalist Protest
Nationalist China protested
to Tokyo that the terms con-
stitute economic aid to Com
munists. The protests were re-
jected.
Japanese complain that they
are asked to stay away from
China trade while other non
Communist nations - Britain,
Australia, Canada forge
ahead.
Japan never forgets that
rttain in December, 1861 signed
a multimillion-dollar contract
for sale Of Viscount planes to
Peking, nor that Canada and
Australia sell wheat to the
Chinese.
Policy Implemented
Many Japanese assert Euro
pean nations are eager to Join
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BY WILLIAM GRIGG
Star staff Writer


Leading surgeons will tour a
gfttering, electronically rugged
surgical palace at the National
Institutes of Health, Bethesda
tomorrow.
The new 50 million wing or
NIH's Clinical Center is a cir
cular structure designed espe.
cially for heart and brain sur.
gerry. Many of the Nations tor
surgeons have been invited tt
its dedication, followed by the
tour tomorrow.
The wing features advanced
electronic monitoring of a pa
ttent's condition throughout
operations.
AS many as "a different in
dicationS about blood flow,
blood loss, blood pressure, heart
output, brain output, heart
rate, respiration rate, tempera-
ture and such can be recorded
by senSorS on the patients
body, channeled into a junction
box to a single cable that leads
to a large monitoring console,
outside the operating area.
No TangIe of Gables
Formerly, surgeons at the re-
search hospital had only eight
channels of information avail
able. To get these, surgeons
often had to tolerate a tangle
Of cables and wires about the
operating room floor.
The new system eliminates
the angle and also provides a
complete record of entire OPP
erations.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
TRAILER PARK

Thi. beautiful park q located IN
large trailer sites. Also has CHS
house for owner. All In excellent
condition. Park viii gross ap-
prox. 81, 900 per mo. We will trade
our equity for Washington prop
srty. Total price Of park So 500.
Eor turther information call Mr..
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TWO R1M6TFKS. q 6edTma-. m

rm,. din. and kit. on x acre,
v water eyail3 ~ with cent. air
Il. road front. under $4,000.
hs-aere lots. Close Wilson Bridge
mr.. Ft. Wash. $500
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Washington. D. C..
Mondoy. June ", 1868
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.


I HAVE BUYERS, cash or term1,
for property teyen alley proper.
tieg' IN .. 2. For prompt action
cal MI. oHazza, MARSHALL J.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
tcoNTlNutDl

MONT. AND PRINCE GEO. cos
.Caah Above Oh or FLA LOANS
DU. 7.0200 Ewes. Ju. 0.l44l
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
the full market value for your
property. or Immediate cash.
Building sites wanted 9nd-trust
money available. UN. 4-1l60.
TOP DOLLAR-ALL Cash PAID
For Homes In Any Condition
94D-7p42 Kalmus Rlty. HE, l-20s1
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
KAY "a RREAGrY4 eo. me- ME4 kal s.asN65S.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

motel for sale. Buy
Gross approx D' SOS 600 in 1872
$4,000. Brokers protected. WE.
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BMw.R 10, 1858, 1000 mi. Muat
sell OolnR abroad,
Cali 362.2p2a
yEL0cETTE VENOM se-B06 e.
sIls.. t, nin VII l '.iifYS'O nil''.
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$19,950

Brick rambler. 3 bedrms.. a, baths.
Close 10 everything. Immediate 90.
cupancy, Assume loan,
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
xr a.azoo REALroRs w a..s.a
Arlington, M, Lorcom lane area
Charming 3-bedrm,, e-baih, aii-
brick rambler, eomplete with. ~.
In. beautiful wall. to-Wan carpet
ing. $500 worth OF Nv. rm. din.
area drapes, cosy rattan furniture.
equipped corner screened porch,
shade trees insIudins ! BssatiIiSui
sherry blossom trees, and ioray.
thiA bushes on secluded corner
lot Present financing may be as
stunned with reasonable down pay
ment and low settlement charges.
This cuhtom.built home has no
basement. OK. 10 drive BY Dir.
Out L0rcOm lane 70 Nellie Cuttus,
right ! block 70 Monroe a.. right
q sSlgSs n S iSss ]. T." Pi: sns s I.ii
for Appointment 70 inspect. Ash.
A. M N 1BSARR. REALTY "a 4.ssso
AL, n, 5Sis goth Id bsdfml..
owNE1s. ". $3.50. eat. 400.
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LoRToN-BELvoIR AREA
rood, T-room. modern home, sec
this lovely country residences. Pea
lures 3 roomy bedrooma. ample
afate dining room, and "MoM's''
size Kitchen, q huge family room.
two full baths. expandable attic.
Pun basement. Home partially fur
nlshed,. vacant. Bring the kids
along. Let them play In the tree
sSsi.s via S SSp Rsi:sf S.S S Io8
down payment. Call for further
intormatio n.
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MARTIN
Realtors open 90 XII, p-7b4O
kLExANDRlA, SOUTH
Air Conditioned

aAAA VAaNAe Nh0aASA
4 Bedrms., 2Ia Baths
Brick rambler. with Philippine
mahoaany and beamed eeiline
family I'm, OF ultramodern kit,
M . .Bfand-nsv and priced At
CROoWELL g. CO., INC.
gis0 N, ulebe, Realtors, "a. 4-3i3l
ALEx.. HAMMOND HIGH AREA
Dc luxe 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
2 baths, firepl.. mod. kit, table
space, large scr. porch, lovely rec.
rin. with bar and stools. Excel. lQe.
oil loan may be assumed. Al
SMITH REALTY, XII. $4,000,
Ewes. IN. 2-O4b4.
ALEXANDRIA-$l7,250
S.bedroem, lt.bath brick home in
eonvenlent neiahbofhood, full baae-
ment, patio IN fenced back yard.
One Of LARGEST aemidetaehed honaef
- trea. Atsune VA loan.
Alexandra Realty Co.
Ariington Office KE. o-o76o
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MARTIN
ALEXANDRIA

Realtors. open e-e. XII. 1880
ALEx:-cags Cod. 3 bedTms.. !?
SiS,ssoo.i ~ 80. 0S s1ss2i4. 'H''o 'o'
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ARLINGTON
SPLENDID BUY

- =
SPLENDID BUY
A. very liyable. modestly
priced brick home on a.
picturesque lot adjacent to
St. AIMS School. 5 bed
rooms, dining room that
makes mealtime q happy
event everyday and q mod
ern kitchen. Den Of q dozen
uses the whole family will
enjoy. Bright CHEEKY base
festion room. WoHderful buy
at S23,2bO. Our own Ii.
ment. Call "a. 10000, 2300
Wilson blvd, We accept
trades.
FARMETrE, Just imagine q
modern convenience on q
level 5-acre tract, 3 bed
rooms, family dining room
and q bright cheerful base
ment ready for any family
activity. Close to Chantilly,
convenient committing dis
lance. Best value we've had
in months, S26,95O. we will
finance Call ia. $4,000,
$500 Wilson blvd. We accept
ARLINGTON REALTY
MORTGAGE BANKER
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.
REALTORS
ALEXANDRIA

ROSE HILL PARK
light bassmsft with beautiful PAN
eled rec. room. Sliding glass doors
from rec. room to back yard. Lots
Of storage SPACE, walk 10 every
Thing in this convenient location.
,.i, 92i7so on FHA.
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AYR HTLL-A distinctive nsi9hboF-
ed min. from Washineton nestled
against e. knoll o. wooded park;
rambler contains 3 bedrms,. and
~ vanity baths, . sep. formal
din. rm;, q. decorator pink push
button kitchen. over 800 50. n.
I Wis%,b Tss . T f SoTsS s IsiS
fully Handicapped. Priced low 3O's.
Assume large loan, at $3.50 mo,
Owner Transferred. No agents. Call
WE. e-2973. -. -.
Bk0YHILL PARK sEC.-3-bedroom
brick rambler, air cond.. dish
i soi Si ssaS Pow owN 9ssu 5K aI eTS
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

NOKEsvILLR-2ol acres Of
beautiful rolling productive
inE and sr,Eins5 90 head
4-bedrrom frame Colonial
vsnienees, Deep well water.
4 naIyeiou. long term in
home havins modeSn con;
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS n. $4,000
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MARTIN

Realtors. Open 90. KI. e.7slo
ALEx,-BY OWNER. 1908 oakcrest
Or. just dec. abr. 2h-bath ork.
Colonial. Paneled rec. rni.. sep.
din. rm. Walk 70 Geo. Mason oI
min. TO Pent. Fenced I'd, trees,
many extras. Mid-2Os. XII. $4,000.
ALEX, AREA : DON'T WORRY
about settlement. OWNER WILL
PAY all allowable. Spac. 3-bedrm.
full-bsmt. home. Vacant. Immed.
poss. 2 baths, equip. kit, lge. lily.
rm., OF or FHA. Only So $50.
SHAW XII. 1924
Realtors. Open 90. Trades Welcome.
ALEx.-2-bsdrm. bTks semi;det.,
cor. lot, bsmt. $500 On. ineh.
settlement. chss. OWNER, o31-
ALEx. AREA-only 5000 down.
LOOKS LIKE NEW. Immae. ram.
construction, 3 bedrms,, llv. rm.
wIiirepl.. din. rm.. mod. kitty 1h
baths. patio, earport, really q
SHAW XII. 1924
Realtors. Open 90. Trades welcome.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES STUDIOS. for RENT
tcoNTlNUtp)

HOLM HALL SHOPPING CTR
Good store OF office space. approx.
440 50, II. available at once
LOU ciiAcEY. SO. s-73S3.
HEART OF SILVER SPRING.. 600
81. IT.. office space, separated Into
~ Individual offices. air cond., al
terations avail. 70 suit tenant,
W. 10000 Or 4sS.sSss. ~
1885 leth ST. INV. Pc 10000
HYATTsvILLE-Baltimor ave, and
Hamilton ST.. 5000 H., completely
remodeled. Fully air-c0nditioned.
s sohHra rxsHta acwE,sll ,, sgb-diyiSSTs
$500 weekdays.
SQUARE, 2O5 c 81. NV,
New, mahog. paneled. Central All
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$4,000

$500 BELOW EHA APPRAISAL
loysly batch colonHIa ,dssign q,
appraisal this homo features 3
larfs bedrooma. eozy living room
With Fireplace. paneled depi. sep.
WITH :brsaSfast nook iuii base:
nent, attached garaee. convenient
10 Everything.
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For Information Call Mr.. Kibbs
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
Washington Bldg. DI. $4,000
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SUMMER CAMPS

SUMMER CAMP AND PVT.
3 miles from. WsshinstSn". T L1s,
swimming pool. filtering system,
tennis court. over 3 acres, lac.
bldg. for school and residence, 10
rms. 4 baths, Eoned a. school
and summer camp, conValescent
home or pvt. club, excel. cond.
$500 Q month. deposit Of 81. 900
to insure good care. 10301 Nagle0
I'd. Hillandale, Nd.
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END YOUR JOOKINd-Absoiuteiy
immaculate. all-brick rambler, III
preferred nelghborhood. 4 bed.
rooms, 2 baths, sep. din. rm.. at
traetlve kitchen. full bsmt.. excel,
rec. room. deep lot With trees.
$2O,S50. HANSON HOMES. Real
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SUMNER HOMES

SEA ISLE CITY, Mo vks. avail.
fmi., year Esrass. ocean front.
Lac. scr, porch. mod. III, Must
have good references. Call MISS
BETTY. assaults.