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Evening star., 1963-05-30

Red Cross, and its efforts to
care for the sick and
wounded in battle. Miss Bar
ton came home with the idea
of an American Red Cross to
serve the sick and wounded
in disasters at home, such as
storms, fires and floods.
When she finally succeeded
in getting the United States
to become a member of the
international organization,
she was named the first pres
ident of the American Red
Cross.
The open house will be
held from 2 10 7 pm. June
10, with contributions &C
cepted as admission.
Heading up the steering
committee are Senator DAN
iel Brewster, Representative
Charles Matthias. jr., Rep
resentative Carlton r. Sick
les, Representative Joel T.
Broyhill, Montgomery Juve-
nile Court Judge Alfre d
Noyes and 1t. Gen. Lewis B.
Hershey, director of the Sc
lective Service System a n d
chairman of the Red Cross
Chapter in Montgomery
County.
Organizations backing the
drive include the American
National Red Cross, National
Trust for Historic Preserva-
ton, Maryland Historical
Society, Montgomery County
Historical Society, Glen Echo
Citizens Council, and the
Montgomery County Press
Association.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Glasses Planned

Children from seven to
thirteen will learn the basic
techniques of drawing. with
the opportunity to continue
with charcoal or water colors
when classes begin June 10
at the Alexandria YWCA.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
VACATION BRIDGE

Fred Karpin, author of Psychological Strategy
in Contract Bridge" "The Play of the Cards" and
also "The Point Count System" will conduct Tin
person. evening classes for beginners and in
termediate and more advanced players, at the
YWCA, 18th and K StS NV.
Featuring instruction and practice in playing,
classes open to men and women will meet once a
week for weeks, beginning June 4.
Glasses now forming. Limited enrollment)
Reservations, details: ME. S-21OO, ext. 20
Evening star., 1963-05-30
IT'S A DATE
SATURDAY

The Women's Auxiliary of
The Greek Orthodox Church
of Northern Virginia will
present a fashion show at
their annual luncheon at The
Marriott Motel, Saturday at
l pm. Margo's collection of
furs will be shown along with
hats by Ruth Kane. The
presentation of newly elected
officers of The Auxiliary will
also take place. Mrs. Robert
M. Brunsvold is chairman of
the luncheon.
Evening star., 1963-05-30

purloined without protest by
the avaricious owners or
managers who book their OPP
orators so heavily as to keep
them constantly behind
schedule and thus involve all
patrons in the time-consum-
ing waste.
My time is at least as valu-
able as that of my beautician,
and I insist that 1t be re-
spected as such by those max
ing appointments with me.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Here's How

Reoders' cleoring House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as q publie-seriee exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor connot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Peony EXCHANGE
Mrs. r. T. H., BetheSd,

Mrs. r. T. H., Bethesda
In September, which is the
correct time for transplant
ing, I should like to exchange
some light and dark pink
peony plants for some of the
dark red variety.
Is any reader interested?
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Summer AIIerqy
Mrs. F. J. D., Washington

MIS-. +. ]. D., washington
I wonder If any of you
readers have the same prob
lem / have in the clothes buy
ing department?
Most cottons are drip dry
and contain a substance that
is baked into the cloth to keep
Evening star., 1963-05-30
READERS
HOUSE
Beauty Salon Patrons, Take a Stand i.
Mrs. J. +. S., Washington

salons take an organized stand against the preva-
lent practice of operating such establishments on
the time of the patrons
Apparently most women are placidly permit
ting their most precious commodity time to be
Evening star., 1963-05-30
June Luncheon

The Town and Country
Woman's Club of Rockville
will hold its annual June
luncheon Saturday at the
Sirloin Inn in Wheaton Plaza.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Points for Parents 3, ts,4A 1A.n.. w.II.s.

Mother-This I Mother-tin family coun-
expect you girls take over ciD During vacation you
all the dish washing and may choose the work you'd
dustng. Bob, it's your job like to do each week and
TO sweep the porches and take turns having first
walks. choice
Children accept variety OF selt-choSen household
tasks more t0ilngy than they do mothermposed un-
interesting routine.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04

meeting minutes and have them
ready for reference when the need
arises.
Following is a list of fewchap-
ter officers who are elected for the
63-64 season.
RED LAKE: President. Robert
Beach: Vice-Presidenr, Rube Wat
son: Secretary. Billy Arizona.
SHONTO: President Lawrence
Isaac; Vice Pre- sident, Alfred Mel
son: Secretary, Grey Maloney.
TUBA CITY: President James
Maloney: Vice-Presidenr. Robert
Fuhon: Secretary. Robert John
son.
TOLANI LAKE: President,
Floyd williams; Vice-Presidenr.
Joe Yazzie; Secretary. Ophelia
Belone.
KAYENTA: President, Paul
Parrish: Vice-PresidenG, ElWood
Sayeney: Secretary, Josephine
Lynvi1le.
KNLlCHEE: President Samuel
Bilhson: Vice-Pres sident. Austin
Davis: Secretary. DeSales Ashley.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
ImmuniZatiOn
In Chinle Area

Keeping well is made much
easier when imnunizafionS are
kept up to date. Diseases such as
diphtheria, tetanus. whooping
cough, smallpox and typhoid can be
painful, time wasting, expensive
and even deadly. But they can be
prevented by a simple act on your
part--getting immunized. If you
are a man. woman or child of any
age living in the Chinle area, you
are urged to get your immuniza-
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
Many attend Canyon De Cltelly Camp

basketry. Most participants ended
up with a good souvenir of the
camp.
A cook-out, with Myrtle Pat
terson and Thomas Joe in charge,
was very excellent. Around the
campfire. following. Mrs. Katy
Lee was in charge of group singing.
Then talent numbers from various
groups were enjoyed.
Later, the National Park
Service Naturalist showed slides
and told about Canyon De Chelly
and the people who had lived there
years ago.
Finally, a candlelighting cere-
mony, with Katy Lee in charge,
provided an appropriate conclu-
sion to the first days activities.
Early Wesnesday morning, the
Window Rock Club conducted the
flag raising, following which all
motored to Canyon De Chelly.
Here, a ranger led the group down
the mile long, or m re, twisting
trail to the bottom of the Canyon.
Once in the bottom a visit was
made to see and hear about the
ancient Whitehouse Cliff dwelling.
Dan Heap then conducted games
on the floor of the Canyon. for
those that still had enough steam
left. Sack lunches we're brought
down in the Cany on by Thomas Joe,
after which the climb out began.
Most were able to walk back,
even though it was slow-going.
These All Camp attenders left
feeling very appreciative of MIR.
Joe and Miss Patterson and the
school people at Chinle
Navajo times., 1963-07-04
Chapter News

Most Of the chapters ON the
reservation have held their cleo
tions and are now running under
eseW officers.
Each chapter elects apresiden
who acts as chairman of the meet
ing and a vice president who repre-
sems the president in absence. A
secretary is elected to keep the
Navajo times., 1963-07-04

tions (small children should be
accompanied by parents, of
oursel
mmmizations are being made
available regularly at the following
places and times:
Pinon Public Health Service Clinic
Every Thur sday, 9 am. to3p.m.
Nazlini B.LA. School
Every 4th Monday, 10 a. m. to
IL noon
Roclpoint Mission
Every Wednesday. 10 am. to
2p.m.
Rough Rock Public Health
Service Bldg.
1st 6 3rd Tuesday, 10 am. to
IL noon
Lukachukai Public Health
Service Clinic
Every Tuesday, 10 a. m. to2p.m.
Chinle Public Health
Service Clinic
Every Friday, 10 a. m. to 2 pm.
Even if you have been immu-
nized before, you may need
booster shot. Now is the time togo
in and find out.
Navajo times., 1963-07-04

Leader-Parem cooperation was
the key to very successful Apache
County All Camp held at Chinle
and Canyon DeChelly last week A
total of 13O 4-Hmembers, leaders
and friends were in attendance.
Volunteer leaders furnished
most of the transportation to and
from the camp, as well, as partic-
ipating in conducting the program.
Leaders and other adults in
attendance included Ann Haws and
LaVerne Slade of Eagar: Mary
Hooper and Jackie Wise of
Springerville: Dan Heap, Val Goes
ling, Katy Lee. Helen Cowley, Vir-
gle Heap and Armitta Isaacon, from
St. Johns; Mildred Mcdonald, Lor-
eta Minyard and Eleanor Gilstrap
of Sanders All: Leo B. Tsinajimie.
Klagatoh: Thomas Joe and Myrtle
Patterson hosts. of Chinle: Abra-
ham Tucker, Pat Pawley, and Har-
old Mineer, Window Rock: Sara
Twomey and Leonard Isaac son of
the University of Arizona Apache
County Extension Service.
Myrtle Patterson and Thomas
Joe, B.IA. Extension Agents, of
Chinle, were in charge of regis
tration at the school dormitory,
where the group slept and ate, as
well as making other necessary
arrangements for the camp.
The Springerville group con-
Quoted the flag raising ceremony
at 1900 noon. following registra-
tiOn. After this the group motored
to the Chinle Camping Grounds for
an afternoon program.
MIR. Tucker did a very good job
of conducting outdoor games, to
get everyone off to good start.
Following this, members and lead
ers divided into four groups to
learn crafts. Mrs. Goesling taught
sand painting: MIR. Heap, rope
halrers: Mrs. Twomey. homemade
games: and Mr.. Isaac son.
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BEERS BROS, REALTORS

MONTGOMERY HILLS. 2 blocks of
Ga, Ave.-Well constructed brick
home on beautiful lot with $4,000
sq. II. Can be used as Q bedrooms
2 baths, plus LIVING room, dininr
room, See this At only $4,000,
ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC, REAL
TORS, HI, 4-4VUQ.
MAR BETHEsDA-A WORLD or
LIyINo IN MoNTRosE 3 lge.
bedrms,, ? baths, huGe liv. rTn.,
Buy FHA $1,000 dn. Call e4e-
HUGH t PECK. l124e oeorria Ave,
Mr., 4 CORNERS, Opl8 oRAYsoN
AvE.-3-bedrm. brick. Wv. car
pet, rec. I'M, wahheI-dLier, Sle.-
pb0. OPEN rs. CRUMBAU0H
INC, wo. 6-l3e4. kE e-7a66
CONFINEMENT. owner will
sacrifice this huge 3-bedrm. brk,
rambler below FHA appraisal
price. Huee professionally fin
ishsa rec, ,, Tm;, large Level .ysTrdd.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT,
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DYNAMIC

REAL Estate 474-2444
ST. MARGARET's PARISH, An
drews area. two 3-bedrm.. brk.
split-lev.. bemt. and rec. rm., IN
Rolling Ridge. conven. to all
schools. fmmed. occupancy. trades
consid. Just $1,000 only 5000 On,
FHA. MAX MILLER REAL ESTATE,
Ii 7-oitlO or RE b-BU60
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Sill. sP0.; By OWNER; nr, Plyeri
NAL: lots OF trees and shrub
kit. w/eating space, lI. Wlflrepl.
scr, pch.: alum, storm windows
and doors; s1s,950. 564.S5O7.
SILVER SPRING -sPRINGBkOOK--
Sle es's bs s VdssssliIhi rec. ram fm.
table-spaee kit, level Y acre
A Nh isO REALTY, OIL. s.aO7o TIL .
SILVER sPRING-sl9.9B0. Not toe
far from Mrs. KS tavern, All.
brick Fassbier. . lac. bedrms, and
bath. porch, storage attic, beau.
tliui lot, .woopsfDE REALTY co
SILVER SPRING ARIA, off New
Hampshire ave. ext. - Custom.
built a-bedrm. brick split-leyel
with many unusual features. CEN.
TRIAL A.c.. excellent location, Alb
solutely perfect condition. sepa.
rate din. rm.. fully equipped kit
with spacious eating area. rec
rm., gear garage. Owner movlne
In May. Price reduced 10 S31,7bO,
including WAil-to-wail earpetine
and Grapes. Call MA. 2-l20i.
SILVER sPRN0-S395 cash in
cludes settlement. $50 mo. In.
eludes taxes. 3-b.r. mod. rambler,
equip. kit, eas heat, lge. wooded
lot, prompt poss. VIII. 6.tls2.
SILVER SPRING, mr.. Har THeon--
JUST ONE LEFT. New all-bTiek
rambler split-foyeT. 4 twln-slzed
bedrms., ca baths. lovely kit
dishwashef, frost-free refgr. plen-
" Of table speee. lge llv. rm,
finished rec. rm. IMMEDIATE &C.
cUPANCY, Only s26.ab0,
i. L. LEWIS 949-4330
SLIGO PARK AREA-Huge btk
rambler with 2 bedrms.. baths
separate dining rm., equip. kit,
paneled rec, room and scssr "a;
.Sss Move 70 row ron NJ ~ 700 R rsH
tors. Jul A-4l34.
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Shannon & Luchs

ARL., N.-BRIcK COLONIAL
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, din. rn., rec I'm
bsmt.. porch. OWNER. JE. 4-4ll1
ARL.. g.. mr.. -bedrm.
brk. rambler. extra-lge. liv. nm /.
firepl.. alum. storm wind, W.
carpet. washer. dryer. OWNER
$4,000, OF. 4-5Q50.
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ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH - Lovely
house with liy rm,, din. rn. kit
and bedrmsa AL on floor,
Hish School ana bus Total priss
10000 Terms All nAKFR 4
SON INC, field broker. IN. q.
1900. XII n-dsa2, eve. phone so.
b-00sb, XII. D-0s02.
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Jacob & Warwick
SWIMMING POOL

4l6 Prince ST. b4a-b4Q0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
lCONIiNUEDl
Action Priced at S24, $50

AcClOn Priced at y24, $50
STATELY cHEvERLY COLONIAL"
7.year.old eustom-built home on
lpO' lot. . generous-sized bedrms,
plus dem 2h baths. sep. dining
ssmnelo.nsSp d ;sIo Nv wItAsSls space
garage, full basement, oak trim,
trust. va Or FHA Terms
HAoAN REALTY. INC. UN. 4-S5S3
RAMBLER, Si3,BOO-2
large bedrms,, radiant heat. Cow
% parkways. No down payment
VA and se4 per month. Cali I'll q
RohERT 8. DAVIS a CO, INC.
All-Brick-C College PIX.
sturdy 3-bedrm. rambler with fun
tiled bsmt.-jumbo size Kitchen.
Level fenced. lot, / blk. to bus,
shops school, playground. Take
over Sl2,1OO loan on your terms 1
HAoAN REALTY INC, UN. 4-s5a3
AN AREA OF better homes describes
the location OF this fine rambler
IN searbrook Acres. Unusual fire.
place treatment In living room.
FINISHED rec, room and large lot.
Yours for less than PHk ap-
pralsal. Pull price lust Sl7.05O
with FHA or Va terms, You must
g, ,Sod this one Call Mr. Bath. 772-
THOMAS ,. HALEY. Realtor
bedrms.,
down, approx. $40 mo. Clean cory
eottaGe. paneied llv, rn., eat-In
kit, huge fenced lat Vacant
il,bOO. CAL RE. b-2iSb III
y pm.
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
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UuLh5bf q HINE NhALIt =
DIXON HILL AREA. 1881 Whiteoak
dr.-Beaut. 6-rm. brick rambler
as good or better than new, con-
ss Ss' a. o. ny hs sd VIII h s,h.,'
full bsmt. with full bath. ~ 900
under .FHA appraisal. Please call
for full details.
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OWNER will sell home Just COM
pletely renovated, LANGLEY Park
area, 2 bedrms., 2 baths, den,
finished bsmt. and lots OF extS2s,
Conv TO shopping and transp. Call
OWNHR HE A-I0OO
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CONTINUED 90 Next RsSsl
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SPECIAL

OF EOIhL
Beautiful all-brick
rambler, 3 bedrooms,
2 baths in the Silver
Spring Country Club
area. Excellent fl
nancing. Immediate
occupancy. JU. s-03S0,
VIII. 6-S535.
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

KENsINGTON-sep. apt. for moth
er-in-law, upstairs or downstairs,
laree brick Cape Cod. plenty OF
living space. S23,0bO.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VIII, B-23OO
KENsINGTON, Parkwood area-2-
bedrm. brick rambler on quiet
court, Fenced lot with trees. Sep.
din. rma full bsmt. Ice. scr,
Of Si6.7 $50. By OWNER PrincipaIs
only, VIII, 6,N20H.
REMINGTON : Most pretentious
location. bedrms. Ah-brick CO.
lonial. 2i-ft. liv rm,, l4-ft. sep.
din, rm., rec. rm, Numerous other
features. Backs to beautiful par
ish, $50, 800 and low for the area
KEN DRUskIN, Realtor. e49-4OO0
MASS. AVE. AKEA-S-bedrm. de
luxe air-cond. rambler. . fire.
places, huge rec. rm, with bar,
garage, Walk TO schools, bus.
Priced riaht At S3s,25O OIL. p
2l23: ewes, oil, 4.ils3.
GEO, W. ROBERTSON, Realtor
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sUMNER-charming eustom-built
brick rambler. 2 bedrms., 2 baths,
lae. living rm., stone fireplace,
din. rm., mod. kit, screened
porch. opening 10 well Handicapped,
fenced yard partial bsmt,. SAL
500. sIGLER a CO.. Realtors,
OIL. 4.s43e or OIL. 6-42s0.
TAKoMA PARK-5 bedrms., sep.
din. rm., walk to elem. and junior
high school. OF mort. avail. quiet
residential area. Large lot. Sl4'-
500. ~. 7-4s62.
TAKOMA PK.-Lovely large home.
8 bedrms.. baths. din. rm., rec.
rm., 2 kits. hot-vater heat, patio
with firepl., large shaded lot. see
GEO .p ALLEN. RealtOr s4a-lsSO
VALUE PLUS in this 3-bedrm,
CLEAN M IMMACULATE"
This one won't last long At $4,000,
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC;
REALTORS VIII. 2-630o
vIERs MILL--Newly dec; 2 bed
rms. bsmt..- lge. scr. rear porch;
fenced lot; sl1.50O FLA, no down
REALTY, REALTORS.
WHEATON--Brick Cape Cod with 4
comfortable bedrms., baths, sep.
din. I'M, full bsmt., rec. area,
conv. 70 schools. Askins S2li25O.
T. N. LERNER
Pres, Inland Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA g49-7a00
WHEATON.CONN. AVE, EsTs. :
3-bedrm. bfk. ramb.. FLA or as
sumo 4h% OF, fin. rec. rm..
loads Of extras. 2 blks. from
elem, jr. and ST. MS. SIS, 900.
Call OWNER, 94o-0S52.
WHEATON, WOODS "a bedroom
"oambier," with finished bsnt. i,
many extras: $4,000. WI. g.
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3tIl PENNA. ST.
FILA col 7S0

This 6-room brick Colonial with
distance to churches. schools,
shopping and U. OF Nd. For par
WOODBRIDGE REALTY. WA. y
07Ao. LA n-n1T1.
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AIR. COND. brick home with sensa.
tional radiant .h.-w.h.. equip. kit,
sep. din. Tm.. level Anchor fenced
lot with patio. Just -redec. and
already FHA approved for sl4,Tb0.
BEACON HTS. - Vacant 3.bedrm
rancher, neat and clean A. .new,
Equip. kit. finished rec, rm. and
an Anchor fenced lot. EaSy terms
with low monthly payments.
AcRk PLUS a beautiful s-bedrm.
home with sep, din, rm,. fluished
rec. rnn. plus q eAraae. Excellent
level around with many. many
fruit trees. Excellent location.
NEAR pAvipsoNvILLE--ie acre
farm with 8 hedrms,, wears old.
rambling rancher with full bsnit'
rec, rFa,. h,.w.h. Exposed beamed
esiiing and many other extras.
LANpovER BI-LKvEL with spli,
foyer. lee. rms. and dream KIT,
only / yr, old and In better than
new eond. Featuring y bedrins
y baths, Lee finished family
rm. and many other bonus extfas.
All for only Si7.h0O.
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SWIMMING POOL
Here Is a home worthy Of your a.
tention, Located in Varsity Park
near Hammond HlGh, only 10
minutes from the Pentagon. It's
pleasant living from the moment
YOU enter the spacious center hail;
touring the kitchen and examin-
ing the modern equipment Is a
deliehtfnl experience In itself.
You'll be pleased that you have
found q home that viii hold your
large dining room furniture; as
well as your Grand piano. There
arc. three comfortable bedrooms
and den, three full baths, a SILK
ina cherry paneled rec. room,
remember the pool7 IT'S tex32
and fully equipped. The private
terrace with It's gsilv eolored
AWNINGS will make every day
vacation for you. Prlce7 fOnly
S39,95N hurry
ROWAN 49,
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Cohasset-st. BartholomeW

1918 WINTERBERRY PL.
We are Offering the last available
NEW house n this popular CONF
munity for $4,000. II boasts 5
s ooG Eedrm ...,: "a ,s baths an, ans .
hills. We invite your Inspection
today OF Sunday from I'll 5.
DIR: Out River I'd. 70 wilson,
right on Algonauin, left 70 Sc
ea4Ao,, lstt on Winterberry TO
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN Q TO q
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
370e Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria
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RoCKyILLE-No IS On. OF. $3.50
On. FLA, , bedrms., expands 10 4
s. TiRl "a a47ih, "a. ssa .sTSs..
s sInsv.!Ss1 T SpIsE ,Ai s;S'dE@
place. fallout shelter, enclosed
earport, wAlk-out basement. "
acre wooded lot with back yard
brook eroS BY, BY OWNER, 10 Motley
SILVER SPRING, 1908 oakyiev DR.
s0' tFaR nS sia GIs cTaii a .ST .p
SILVER sPRINo-New spiit-foyei
rambler, brick INV, b'b' heat
2 bedLms.. q baths. de luxe
cleo kit, paneled rec, rm. with
stone firepl,. fourth bedrm, par
TALLY completed, Priced S23 ,p0O
~ ERssHiNo REAL ESTATE
SILVER sPRIN0, 227 DALE DRIVE
= f-bedrm. Observation-Disclosures
home, never needs painting, beau
tfully landscAped with patio and
outdoor firepl., separate din. rm.
Tiled nss, rec m. Laundry rm, and
pointmsnt, csil ~. S.esse.s 80
SILVER STRING = Magnifieent Il.
bedrm, 1pllt-foyer home with
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING"
fully equip. cleo. kit" fenced yard
w, !. NICHOLAS, Realtor s4s.ioOC
SILVER sPRING-. -bedrm. brick
with I'm, attic and full bsmt. lRe.
shaded lot 80 yds. from bus stop,
x.l b. fT T,s,. Sn!n 81 sp.r sS.;
n.ighborhoodi $4,000. ~. o.
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y sOms e0f FHH or w Hsi{gHsEo S sss
per mo. PAYS all. Less than 81 =
600 viii move YOU IN. Why not
be the lucky one. REED REAL
ESTATE. 2fs-4ssS.
GREEN MEADOws-AIl-brk. si3.-
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ANDREWS AREA

n Porestville. attrao.. . bedrm.
Id saS ior co soup iis0Og gigoO snd bus
U, 8. Halfway sOl, ilhacrss with
liveable home. q rms. bath, and
btmt, l25 n. frontage on US sol /,
: acres, cleared, 80 acres tobae-
co allotment. 100000 with sub
stantial down-payment.
nothing down. oil.
appr, Sle.p5O,. lone, low. bdrm.
brick rambler, breeSeWAy and Rar :.
~ rp, W Eith vd ttEsI din .,,1 19
unusual privacy.
handy REALTY co.
REALToR RE. 8-43OO
47Ol SILVER HILL RD.
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M o ITO OMERY
HILLS AREA - Here
is q modern. spark
ling home with 4
bedrms., ~ baths, q
lovely rec rm, with
fireplace, S2S.Q5O. II
you need q good home
near schools and bus
DON'T MISS THIS
ONE. You'll BE- happy
you called u. b.
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SOS D ISIVTS
SPRING VALLEY

sale BY owner effective middle Of
June. Charming Dutch Colonial,
living rm. with firepl., library,
seq: din I'm; with pantry, porch porch
with maids rm.. garase, fenced-in
level back yard. IN the 40s, 1915
: Rodman st., Sunday 2 TIL 5 or
By appointment. EN-. 3-3a1g.
TAYLOR ST. N.E.-Inspect By ap-
pointment only. Clean. neat and
In excel. eond.. BUNGALOW with nv.
M din; rm ;;,,., tit: ssdrms'
earage, aluminium storm windows
and screens, All equipment nearly
new. Includes I'm. air conditioner.
Eyes. EN- ,egl9. I, 7. Ora
. vALnkI; s s..I, Ma s-O7OS'
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ALEX. AREA - Sl5,550.
3-bedrm., semidet. home
featuring SEP. din. rm., and
beautifully finished rec. rln..
~ baths, near swimming
pool and schools. Excellent
terms arranged. including
FHA or OF. Ewes. WE. J.
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PALMER PK.-i bedrms., bsmt,,
$500 dn., $g2 .0S incl. all Sl3,-
$50 FILA. Extra clean.
BARANEK REALTY CO UN, 4.l300
PALMER PARK-S2g5 down ineis.
settlement, SOg.bO mo. incl. prin.,
int. taxes, insur. 3-bedrm, ram
bier, stove, refgr. patio, fenced
lot. Immac. Vacant, move right
in. Call OWNER, DU. $4,000,
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mo MONEY DOWN."

OIL. 4 bedrms., family rm. Vacant.
W. J. NICHOLAS, Rltr. HE. 4-lOOO
HIGHBR1DGE RD.s-Long and lse.
HEAT." full in bsm rR,' s iiSsaeoA NTH
l0se dn.
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RIGGS PARK

nlIGD Thfth
7th and KENNEDY NE.
Lovely J.bedrm3 lLs.bath semiaet'
e 4l. home, igil b ISN'T, FENCED ~. "a;
OWNER, Du. 7-O2O0,
RIvERDALR = immaculate 2-bed :
T,m;, BUNGALOW wkE-w. earpeting
III SOD With ssi1n an i'Om 0Se'
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BARGAIN HUNTER SPEC.
Spanish type rambler. ny. rm, With
firepl.. sep. din. rm., kit, bed
rms, Ice, wooded lot. Full bsmt
with exit HE, a-2400,
MORRIS HERMAN 81 co.
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DYNAMIC

REAL ESTATE 474-a44i
FoREsT-Brk. split
level, 4 Dr., 3 baths, fam, rm., sep.
din, rIn.. COW. loo. Under 500
600. By OWNER, HE. 1880.
HOLLY PARK. SEAT PLEASANT