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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
SPIRES OF THE SPIRIT
These Bells
BY DIR. FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS
Chaplain q The United States Senate

BLESS these bells" in
toned the dean Of the Wash
ington Cathedral. Bless these
bells" petitioned the Epis-
copal Bishop Of the Diocese.
In the hearts Of a reyerent
multitude. gathered in awed
silence in the lingering twi-
light Of the September Sum-
day. there was the sound of
a great Amenl
The dedication Of these
bells, as a potent witness to
Christian faith, is an event
of national. yea of worldwide
significance. Their dulcet
melody and changing Ger
tainty is already ringing out
in what is being acclaimed as
the most inspiring Ginning
choir on the continent. Each
Of the So bells Of the carlton
from the largest-the Bour-
don bell weighing II tons
to the smallest, tipping the
scales at but Is pounds
filings out the glad procla-
nation, 81 Believe" These
bells voice Americas answer
to today's blaSphemous
denials Of the Father God
who holds the whole world
in His Hand.
The priority Of These
Bells" in any expert ap-
praisal of musical excellence
is suggested by the enthusiast
tic comment of an outstand-
ing music critic who usually
ladies out praise by the
"thimble full" He says:
These Bells of the Cathedral
Carlton have a sweetness and
power, a majestic beauty, and
a brilliant sorority I've never
heard In any Of q dozen Of
the worlds other carillons."
To think of this breath
taking occasion in the Ma
tons Capital as a matter Of
special interest to but one
city would be like announc-
ing an eclipse Of the sun
under local events" as a
certain newspaper once did.
These Bells" now safely lifted
to their lofty home atop the
exquisite pinnacled central
tower of the Cathedral Of
Saint Peter and Saint Paul
are q dream come true. They
have overtones Of deep i'm
port In a fear-haunted world
where, as never before, spir-
itual verities are pitte d
against rampant principali-
ties and powers Of entrenched
evil.
There have been stirring
scenes galore whose setting
has been the city beautiful
on the Potomac. Spectacular
pageants have mirrored his
toric celebrations. Present at
the dedication Of These
Bells" were those whose ma
tional city memories run
back half a century and who.
with hearts strangely
warmed, declared that the
scene in and around the
Gothic glory Of the growing
Cathedral was unmatched in
its moving significance. For
the thousands gathered in
the mystic cleaning Of that
perfect September day, it
was a climactic hour which
ranks high among events
staged in the Capital in all
the years stretching back to
the honored First President
of the infant Republic who
expressed the hope that some
day there should be a great
Cathedral Church in the
Capital of the Nation which
calls him Father"
On this never-to-be- for
gotten evening, rising ma
jestically above the massed
throng, were the soaring
arches of the noble edifice
crowned now by the lacy
loneliness Of the Gloria In
Excelsis Tower Of which
every spiritually sensitive
American with an inward
sense Of the eternal can be
Justly proud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
ScuTecroWs

In your September 81 ar
ticle entitled "Goldwater in
Jersey Speech Raps Kennedy
on Tax Cut" you quote Sec
rotary Udall as quoting Sena-
tor Goldwater as saying with
regard to the probability Of
his b ecomin g President Of
the United States, "It scares
the hell out Of mel" And
then Udall says at Scares
the hell out of me tool"
To me, the statement at
tributed to Mr.. Udall is
ground for some satisfaction.
If he is scared" and If Mr..
Kennedy and the rest Of his
cabinet are scared, too. as
may be so, and they may
have good reason to be, there
is good reason for thinking
that we have an excellent
chance Of getting rid Of the
entire outfit in 1864. 1t would
be wonderful to install an
administration that would do
all in its power to restore our
integrity at home and our
honor abroad. What fright
ems me Is what the Ken
nedy administration may still
do before Mr.. Goldwater
takes over. That is truly
terrifying!
CIarksOn ]. BealI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06

The picture of the mis-
sionary being boiled in a ma
tive kettle was overdone, The
Star of October 6, 1918, re-
ported. 1t quoted a noted
Germa n scientist who had
made a study of cannibalism
in Africa and New Guinea,
where people were still on
the menu, as saying white
men were seldom eaten "be-
cause their flesh had an I'M
pleasant taste due to the use
of spices, condiments and
sailed dishes" On the rare
occasions that one was eaten,
he was first tied in the mid
die of a fast-flowing stream
and left there for three days
for a good cleansing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
so Years Ago

The Washington Senators
finished second to the pen
nan t-winning Philadelphia
Athletics, 61a games back, as
the 1913 baseball season end
ed here. The Star of October
5, 1918, reported everybody
was in the lineup in the fl
nal game with Boston. Even
Manager CLARK Griffith
pitc h e d an inning, as did
Jack Bentley, Joe Engel and
Walter j hnson. The big
Train" who led both leagues
with SO wins and Z losses,
was named the most valuable
player and awarded a Chal-
merS automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06

The Oct. l article by John
Barron concerning the public
accommodations referendum
in Cambridge, Md, unwit-
tingly or not, referred in two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
THE PASSING SHOW
Sortre Play Becomes
AToIkotive Movie
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

"A considerable amount of talent has been expended in the
making of The Condemned of Altoona todays arrival
the TransLux This movegoer knows is the sort of
reviewers statement that inevitably followed by however
todays report will not be the exception that proves
rule The talented may have worked hard but The Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Starge and Screen
Shows and Show Times

Stage
NatiOnaI-"Here's Love-;
and $50 pm.
Shady Grove Music Fair
THE King and I" $50 pm
Screen
AmbassadOr-"Of Love and
Desire; 1:40, 3:45, $50, 7:45
and $40 pm.
Apex-"81a";; 2:10, 4:45, 7:15
and $40 pm.
Dupont - THE Thrill of II
All; 1910, 2, 4. 6, 8, 10 pm
EmbaSsy-"Wives and Low
ers"; las pm. $50, $50
7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Keiths-"The Caretakers";;
1875 am, lao, $40, 5:45
7:50 and $50 pm.
Neutrality-suspicious. on the
Noon; $50, 8 and 9:55 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"Of Love anc
Desire; 1850 am, 1:50, $50
$50, 1850 and $50 pm.
OntariO-"Lawrence of Ara.
bia"; 8:15 pm.
Palace-"Come Blow You
Horn; 1l:40 am, las, $3.50
5:55, 8 and 10 pm.
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his rocker, locked up in a vast
Gerlach garnet, where he
spends his time filling the
walls with gruesome sketches
born in his guilt and making
speeches at a tape recorder.
4 y
Miss Loren goes through a
series of unsettling experiences.
One is the discovery that her
husband has switched to the
view that a man offered all that
power and wealth would be a
fool to turn it down.
She starts calling on Franz
every day, attempting to COM
fort him. She learns of the
section of the estate used, with
the elder Gerlach's knowledge
and consent, for one of those
blood = bathed concentration
camps. She learns of the rabbi
brought home for protection by
Franz one day, then turned in
by his father.
Then comes the crushing
blow. Franz is disclosed as a
fellow who loved to torture and
kill and did it not with reluc-
lance but with gusto when the
NaziS were in power.
She goes away and his
father takes the mentally an
guiShel Franz over to the ship
yard and tries to solace him
with the argument that he only
did what had to be done
Their inspection tour takes
them in a lift high above the
shipbuilding ways and that is
Gerlach'S last mistake.
y + \
March's performance, as the
German industrialist who has
convinced himself that it was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Rockville Group
To Do 'GondoIiers'

The Gondoliers," Gilbert
and Sullivan operetta, will be
staged by the Christ Episcopal
Church Players at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow, Friday and Satur-
day at the church parish hall
on South Washington street,
Rockville.
Principal roles in the pro-
duction, under the direction Of
the Rev. Raymond Black, are
played by James Cromwell
Harry Riley, Anne Wilson,
Kenneth Dollick, Nellilewis
Quay. Jan Schiavone, Lydia
Troy. David Hake and John
Allnutt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

right and proper for him to do
business with the Nazis, is a
superlative one. When he gets
in front of a movie camera, he
just can't do anything wrong.
His Gerlach is a far from SYM
pathetic character, but March
makes him a memorable one.
Schell, as the unhinged
Nazi officer still in uniform
in the attic, knows what to
do with a melodramatic role.
He plays it melodramatically,
with all the stops out and it
is most effective.
Miss Loren, who already
has proved she can act, eSpe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

Playhouse - THE L-Shaped
Room; l2:45, 3, $40, 1925 and
|9:40 pm.
Plaza-"Many Ways to Sim;
.11:40 am, 1880, 2:25, 1855,
$50, 7:05, $40 and 1915 pm
TOwn-"Irma La Douce"; IL,
2:40, $40, 8 and 1890 pm.
Trans The Con-
demned of Altoona; 1885 am,
/, $40, Sis, 7:25 and $3.50
pm.
Uptown" How the West
Was Won; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Cleopatra" 2 and
8 pm.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

BILLY BUDD"-Peter UStinOv his rate movie
version of Herman Mevle's classic.
BREAKFAST AT TIFFANYS"-Audrey Hepburn sparkleS
in a sophisticated romantic comedy.
DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES"-Lee Remick and Jack
Lennon in dramatic bout with alcoholism.
FLIPPER"-BOy meets dolphin, both of them played appeal
ingly; Disney fun for the family trade.
THE GREAT ESCAPE"-Suspense in Naz POW compound,
with Steve Mcqueen and James Garner escapes.
THE LONGEST DAY"-Star studded and dramatic account
on almost all that happened D-Day, 1914.
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?"-Bette Davis
and Joan Crawford in cheerfully horror
WRONG ARM OF THE LAW"-Peter Sellers in the leading
role gives a lift to another British comedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

cially for DeSica. proves it
again here. She gives us a dra-
matte and appealing portrait
of a woman of principle ap-
palled at the discovery of all
this Nazi uglinesS long after
Naziism was officially pro-
nounced dead. Mr.. Wagner,
fortunately, does not get in
the way too often and soon dis
appears completely.
For all it's good acting, It's
good intentions and its per-
ceptive and imaginative direc-
ton, The Condemned of AL
tona" remains a movie that
will talk you blue in the face.
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column will be resumed on his
return.
by Jean-Paul Sartre. It has
been directed by Vittorio de
Sica with his recognized flair
for pictorial storytelling and
mood-setting. Its photography
Is evocative and dramatic. It's
cast is headed by Fredric
March, Sophia Loren, Maximil-
ian Schell and, you may as
well face it, Robert Wagner.
It's inspiration when Ssrtre
wrote it undoubtedly sprang
from the long standing feeling
Of the French toward the Ger
mans. Its message is one you
hardly can argue with unless
you feel that a conscience is a
luxury a man can do without
In dealing with other humans.
y \
The central figure played by
March is a wealthy Hamburg
shipbuilder named Gerlach,
who considers it a mans duty
to himself and country to grow
rich and support the govern
ment in power. When he dis
covers himself a victim of in
durable cancer, he summons
his idealistic lawyer son (Wag-
ner) and the latter's wife miss
Loren to his mansion in Al
tona, a Hamburg suburb.
He proposes to pass on his
vast industrial empire to his
son, but the reluctant crown
prince argues he is not tenn
peramentally inclined toward
the role of ruthless capitalist.
He does not hold out for long.
Before he makes the switch,
however, his wife finds the
skeleton in the family closet.
This is the other son, a former
Nazi officer who repeatedly
died several years before after
having been cited at Nurem-
berg as a war criminal. Franz
(SchelD is not dead, but oft
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demned of Altoona" remains
more debate than drama.
1t is the screen version. writ
ten by Abby Mann, of a play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

Joy Cormody, dromo editor Of
The Stor, is on voeotion. His
column will be resumed on his
return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-10

These elective Until business Saturday,
RYLND Lov m Pork Bethesda, Hes Heights, Iokoma
Rockville VIRGINIA.
Meon Anundos hsndon less
moV neVbs found in oil " ssesa
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BETHESDA

Brand new 5-bedrm., ~ bath
brick with lge. family rm. Can
be bought with as little as $1,000
On. and monthly payments OF
Slb7. Sale price, S31, 800. Call Mr..
O'Connor at
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nUbUhBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
ROCkvILLE-GIs NO MONEY DIN.
on this attrae. 4-bedrm., 3-bath
home with fireplace ana fenced
lot. Full price S17,250.
KEN DRusKIN, Realtor. e49-40o0
ROCKVILLE = 3-bedrm. raneher,
equipped kitchen. beautifully land
seaped yard. patio, Price S15,600
FHA terms; g4g.2se0:
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ROCK &C /. CREEK GARDEN APTs;-l
SILVER sPRING---MArch %, large
; s;;IS,eds,,,: spt" 2ns e., $l0S Incl rs J
RIvERDALE-LArge l.bedrm. apis.
Avail. for immed. occupancy. 500
mo, all utils. incl. For rental
information see Resident Mgr
Mr. WILkE, 47Ql Ravenswood
rd2 hiverdale. Nd or call UN.
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Shannon & Luchs

SILVER sPRING-white Oak area
Lovely split, . bedrms., liv. rm.
with firepl., lac. fam. rrn. and kit.
carport, large lot, only 2 yrs. old.
REALTORa. IN. 6-7h32.
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YoUNKlN 4 CO., e33-l506 III 3
ROCKyILLE-New listing. 2-bedrm.
rambler with. many extras in con-
venient location. A good starter"
fer the young. family. No money
down VA or $500 On. FLA asking
$4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-u, O,
(coNTlNUEp)
WARDER ST NV

- NNsNNs
Row brick. 8 rms. Q baths, Q com
plete Kitchens. Apt. In bSnit.. de-
MURRAY LEVINE ia. o-s14A
72T ONEIDA PL. NV.
Detached brick. 9 rms. 2h baths.
12ii EMERSON ST, NV.
Large detached home, 8 rms, y
Ss1s MILLS AVE. NE.
Detached 8 rms, bath. bsmt.
ME. S-4653 Ewes, 30b.74eO
FULTON R, GORDON. JR.
5507 BASS PL. s.E.--No money
dn.. Oh. $b6.23 per mo. plus taxes
and ms Or, $500 dn, for civilians
ms. This Is lovely 2-bedrm.
brick home with full basement.
r. L. TAYLOR, REALTOR
Ewes: OIL 4-34e2 Days: FE. $4,000
p. W. BERENs SALES
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& LotTiN, INC. HE. 4:lsoo


Brick Colonial, large Nv. rm., sep.
iaii Ssmt. owner trans D' Loan nay NAY
BE a,tumsd. Quick pos f2i $50,
oRAHAM CO. ~. b 1910
SLIGO JUNIOR HIGH AREA-Loss
2 space In this 3-bedrm. RAM
sio. .cfssnsa dD eoiss. o on mi.s ass
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1888 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4.i7OO
SLIGO PARK ARIA - Huge brh,
rambler with . bedrms., 2 baths,
sep. ain rm .eduip. kit, panslsd
In nov, Sob 500. FHE appralssS.
q "a coNLEY REALTORS, 10.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.

HOWARD COUNTY. clarksville--
Modern 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
lh baths. full bsmt,, taxes $40,
.a;acre lot, price S2l 600. Cali
% SGha LS STHs 4 s Se5AJ Il, s sSSgSS
ewes. JU. g-lS7S.
HOWARD COUNTY, ciarksyille-
Brick rambler with 3 large bed
h EmS bss, SSs sas:; iglI 6'% III e, q
S0o1aosc CAL John Swami, 30l-AT.
Ju. O-642O, ewes. ~. e.is7s' -
INDIAN HEAD MANOR BY
OWNER $500 assume this Az d
ol loan, pymts. $50 mo-, nearly
ossisd S ismi r. 5 eIo. SitS jail
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Iss e. l saI IA. sgse5 gs SsH M:
RLTY. CO., EV. 4-1743, WA. 4-0l93.
1914 ooodioe I'd,
1927 selfridee, 400 Garrett
Park I'd, SCI Brookshire dr.. 4sos
Pedrara DIZZY Appt. 949-225i,
g49.blO4, yU. 9-Bsb1. HOWLEY
r. y, ASK about our trade-in plan.
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CONTINUED

KENT FOREST, MD.-3-bedrm..
stove, refsr,, mod. Kit. Vacant,
e SP ssa. S SS%sTNR Si b. no 7eOsS option
KENT ~ " ARE ARA OBJ: bedrms,, ~
rage. rec. rm., S2S6. Exclusive
age Sgsnt;b mi + +; IRsGGoo: I5l4 Gem,
MANAsSAs-Extra- mice Cape Cod
Vacant. $50, so mo. (rental-pur-
e shsssss ooption). uN. 4-4bs1 or ~.
NO. 80 FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-semi-
detached brick, 2 rms, and bath,
1S Gas ,heAt Only $llb o1 mo Call
Mn. CARDOzo HIGH, .25S 18th pl.
NV. rms, kit, bath. Redec., S7b
mo. Open 8 TO 4. ME. S-4941.
OGDEN ST. NV. = q rms, kit.
and bath. full bsmt., gas hot.air
heat. All cow, mr.. transp. For
insps call no. 2-01ll.
OLNEY NORBECK AREA--Vacant
I bedrms., 2 baths, Ice. din. area,
lam ;slzs kit 1s ynI,s des Go Ii ISeTs
eAhAHNA@SANt ONo~NVOVs
PALMER PARK $40 mo-, 6-rm.
brk; rambler, tmmed. possession,
OWNER. DI. 7-444b, VIII. 2-i3b7
PALMER PARK, MD.-3-bedroom
rambler, stove, refsr,, fenced lot.
Option TO buy, vacant, move Tight
in, SIO5 mo. OWNER. DU. 10000,
SEAT PLEASANT, Md bedrms.,
0 oil h'5 NV: h fenced TS y wT' EsnT5elEss
SILVER SIP. AREA = Newly deco
rated 2-bedrm home. Pull bsmt;.
large lot with trees, rent with
S Sp1S considered OWNER s4s'
WHEATON. KENsINGToN, SILVER
SPRING, ROCKVlLLE-Seyeral 2,
for Immediate occupancy. some
SWrlt., op'iG s4o.S44 0pS' MSNsovIiL
blvd. West, Wheaton. Maryland.
WHEATON-ROCKvILLE AREA ~
Brick Cape Cod, COW. to NH
and Naval Hospital. level. wooded
lot, fenced, full bsmt., avail.
March /, Sl40 mo. Call HE.
69le 18th AVE, W. Hyattsville,
Md.-3-bedrm. Colonial house,
fenced yard. patio. Avail. March |
lst. Sl32 mo. Z. NJ. SCOTT, JU. |
18th AND U ST, N.W.-9 rms.
bsmt., gas heat. stove, Iefgr., $l26
mo. plus utils. ST. 3-3057.
i26 ELM ST. N.W.-6 rms. 81
baths baths, auto u, heat S,to newly lev redse'
M ASSHis coy CO, ADJ ply 4Voss 49, l. w.
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18th AND U ST. N.W.-9 rms,
bsmt., gas heat, stove. refgr.. $l26
mo. plus utils. ST. 3-3057.
i26 ELM ST. N.w.-o rms.
baths, auto. heat, newly redsc,
Adults only. 500 mo. 7. W.
MOORE CO. AID. 4-O3S3.
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Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn. Ave. "our 5sth Year"
CHEVY CHASE = NEW LISTING
Big brick rambler, lust off West
ern ave. 2. bedrooms plus den (oI
kit. separate DIN. room large
screened porch, full basement.
fireplaces, oversize built-in ga.
Tsge' beautiful lot. S3O.9bO
BETHESDA beauty! Big 4-bed.
room brick Colonial. convenient
70 everything. Vacant and almost
like brand-nevl Spacious center.
P Pa el snip2 I roS% RH Tng TOc on
cleo. kit. 2 full baths and 2 hall
baths. Level, wooded lot. Public
and parochial schools. LOWER
3Osl Ewes. EN-. $4,000.
Frank s. Phillips, Inc,
Realtors OIL. 2-7006
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HILLCREST

Twin oaks and roses set off this
all-stone 2-bedrm, home. Sep. din
ing rm., ialousied sun porch. fin
iShed rec. rm. Cow. @rms.
Hartman Realty, Rltrs.
LII. 4-34OO ewes. 24s-7l79
uITTNpEST SOITTuEAST
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L. LEWIS 949-433O

S teTm.. S shEITo win . Sn%: 'U N
l onis ir.p. 'i tsin-sl.. S S8
rms. paneled den. 2h baths, 4
blks, from elem. and jr. high.
ping ok $3.50 !tSR Du: IN. t4oS n Os 3.
TRADE WITH LINGO
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PARKVIEW

AISn VIEW
Close-in Silver Spring
New brick ramblers,
$l9,950 w/$500 down.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
full daylight base
ilents. Models open
daily. JU. 9-03S0, VIII.
$500.
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BETHEsDA-cHEYY CHASE

ROCK cREEk HioH LANDS
beamed ceiling, family room. HI,
den and Y bath on first floor
large level lot. 3 big bedrms. and
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
DIR: From Chevy Chase Circle out
Conn. ave. 70 Culver st. list street
eeyond Rock Creek Park. left on
VII. 1896 427-4ooO
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RANDOLPH HILLS
TWO LEFT
$17,500
3 bedrooms, 1la baths,
full daylight base
ment. Immediate &C.
cupancy with $500
down. M o dels open
daily. VIII. 6-4S1s,
VIII. 6-S535.
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iILLCREST-SOUTHEAS1
DETACHED RRICK

Center hall. 2 fireplaceS. knotty
pine rec. room, 3 bedrms., modern
bath. family-size kitchen. garage,
jalusied front porch. Only S2l,-
5OU. Excellent terms.
JAMES MEHRING ia, 0-46b3
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BOGLEY
REALTORS
Bethesda Chevy Chase

- New quality brick
split-leyel near NH, Naval Medi-
cal and transp.. bedrms. and 3
full baths, master bedrm. suite
with sitting nm. and dressing rm. 1,
large rec. rm. with firepl., garage.
Priced in upper 30S. LA. o-s348.
- Real eharmsr near
best schools. Pine 0ruyer Cooley
quality. Through center hall. Big
bedrm. and full bath on LIST floor.
LARGE bedrms.. bath on End fir.
Fenced lot, over 10000 So. It,
I Essrii1s Y IA. s.s II UPPER ao'I
BETHESDA, LYNBRooK SCHOOL
bedrms. and bath on Isl NJ.
large dorm, rm. and bath up,
firepl.. scr, porch, garage, nice
yard. A real buy at $1,000.
LEGUM & GERBER
Oh. 6-b767 Ewes; OIL. 2-053s
BETHEsDA-CHEvY CHASE
PACING THE PARK
New 4-bedrm. used brick split.leyel.
eenter-hall entrance, garage, FAM
w o SPIN pAiL3Ys . AND ss SUNDAY
out oSt c pTSn .S ch'y Y c eha,' c'Tsl ~:
street bsyond Rock Creek ParEj,
''' " COOLEY coSsT, Go,
VIII e-33oo t27-teeo
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MICHIGAN PARK

Beautiful det. brick. concrete coy,
front porch, liy. rm.. wall TO wall
carpet, ; bedrms., rec. rm.. COM
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3i44
MINNESOTA AVE. NE, ae2I--
rms, 2h baths. $4,000, only
$500 dn., SOL per mo. plus taxes
and ms, You should earn sllO
per week.
r. L. TAYLOR, REALToR
yves. oil. 4-a482 DAYS. FE. $4,000
p W. BERENS SALES
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MemberS of COngreSS

This lovely Hillerest sc. brick home.
10 Minis. from Capitol features
bedrmS., al baths, gas h.-v.h.,
3 porches. 2-ear garage. Finished
rec. rni., call for appt.
Hartman Rlty., RltrS.
LU. 4-34OO Lu. l-1lO2
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soMERsET. On. On. = I bedrms.
p.r fittni only otRsrRR''' Oh L9 a..i ~!
sfRINgBRoOK-Below cost I'm
mae hrk. split, BIB. heat, Garags.
re- I'm, iirepla = baths, huge loI.
t2e'S00. n, N, LEVY, pin-fAON.
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PETWORTH

First offering on this 7-rm, brick
home. Liv. rm. has iirepl., sep.
dining rm., kitchen and den on
LIST flr.. . bedrmS. and tile bath
on end, Bsmt. with hall bath
and built-in garAge. Total price,
Sl7,b0O, with terms.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-l800
s.E.-Spa5 down. Brick, 3 bsdrms,
s,Ot Baths. j. re, HILL rt 49,, 81 IS
after b,3O,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lCOkTlNuEDl

BETHESDA = Charming 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with sarport, Q
ven. area, $3.50 down. .Sl24 mo.
H1LDEBRAND CO.. OIL. 4-S71l.
CHAsE-RocK CREEK
AREA-HuRe brick rambler, com.
pletely redecoTated. Vacant. LIy,
rm. is l5x25 IT. with firepl., din.
rm; 3 double-sise hedrms.. 3 full
pains; Qlt-ot-town owner must
94g-2SoQ.
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RANDoLPR Hills - New iistin1.
baths. paneled rec. rn., Ice. lot,
T. N. LERNER
Pres. Harmony Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA $4,000
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. redec. g.
bedrm. rambler. gear gar. Fire
place, 1-week occupancy. Choice
location, ! blk, from bus. S20,9b0.