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the Brooklyn Club Of Business
and Professional Women's
Clubs.
In Nigeria, Mary is the Pub
Lefty Secretary of the Eastern
Council of the National Coun-
Gil of Nigerian Women's Socie-
ties, the Nigerian Union of
Journalists, an Organizer and
Secretary of the Enugu Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club and plays an active role
in many community projects.
To her listeners and viewers,
she is known as, BIG SISTER
MARY. Nigerian Friends and
Admirers, at special naming
ceremony, gave her the Tho
name, Obiagele Zone who has
come to share and enjoy our
best).
Mary is of the Harden
Claude Pope families, original
ing from Virginia. She is the
niece of Mr.. Herbert Pope of
POPE'S PHOTOGRAPHY STU
dos, BROOKLYN.
The popular public speaker,
educator, writer, traveller,
monologist, dramatic reader,
Radio and T. v. Artist and Pro-
Queer has the following back
ground. She was born Mary
Helen Harden and five years
ego became Mrs. Mary Helen
Harden Umolu, the wife Of a
Nigerian Parlimentarian- She
graduated from P. s. No. A,
Girls High School; B. A. and
M. A. - Brooklyn College; Ad-
vanced Studies at New York
University, specializing in the
field Of speech.
"Global Portraits" takes pride
in saluting such an accomplish
ed one as. Mary Helen Harden
Umolu whose motto seems to
be Ito share and enjoy the best.
Keep sending your information
for our salutes to:
Global Portraits
GPO Box 672,
New York 1, N. Y.
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songs, unique personality and
dazzling Parisian-gowns.
Mis- Baker was ably assisted
by an international group Of per-
formers. They were supported by
q twenty-four-piece orchestra un-
der the skilled direction OF Ger
Ahon Kingsley. The groups IN
cfaded an asst Indian Hindu dan
Ger; the Wassans, acrobats; the
Fibich Dancers; and Laverene,
French and Partner, African ma
tive-dancers.
The variety of moods created
by the artist for each song was
quite enthralling. Amidst bra
vos' she brought back memories
with Two Loves Have T. and
Ia Went Rose" thrilled the house
with April In Paris" and Hello
Young Lovers" and moved them
will "Bill'' and Make Believe"
! Wearing her famous piled-high
hair-do, carrying a jeweled hand
microphone and singing in French
and English, Miss Baker strobe
across the stage with 1.-the ele-
gance.
An adnaittsa s6, the star wore
the over 5000, 600 varied creations
of Christian Dior, Pierre Balmain
and Lanvin with the grace and
chic of young Partisan model.
! She resembled a French combi-
nation of Hildegarde and "Auntie
Mamie" in her long gloves, tight
pants, snug waists and great
trains of satin and silk and left
no doubt of the enduring glory
Of her distinct style, individuality
and figure.
Before many of you were
born" said the chanteuse with a
smile, Il used to use just ba-
nanas in my act, and shocked the
world. But don't worry, I won't
shock you tonight"
Carnegie Hall for a night, was
like cozy intimate supper club
on the Continent, as Miss Baker,
through years Of experience, clev-
erly brought the audience in on
some of her program - flirting
with the handsome gentlemen,
and rubbing the elegant ladies':
Lady" she cried out to
grand dame in one Of the upper
tier boxes, Don't look at me thru
those opera glasses. Keep the il
iusion!"
However, the winner of tic
French Legion of Honor Meial
for meritorius service in the
French Underground during
World War II. can have her seri-
Gus moments. Before intermission,
She introduced several of the lead
ers of organizations benefittlng
from the performance. They liz
clude the NAACP, CORE. ne
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference, the Student Non-Vio-
lent Coordinating Committee, and
the Committee of Friends of the
Josephine Baker International
Children's., Camp.
Near the programs conclusion,
Miss Baker also brought out sew
eral children of varying ances-
tres as examples of what is her
great dream-coOperati ton and I'M
Outstanding between all peoples
regardless of race. creed or color
Miss Baker shortly starts a ma
tional tour in Philadelphia. The
program wasFbresented by FeiiH
G. Getsman. After an evening
Under the spell if the star. one
can only say viva La Baker,"
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aground rules" making clear
exactly where. the, division OF
responsibility lies. 1t approved
the recommendation that
"e,,idelines should be estab-
,ished which would take into
consideration the basic and dis
tinct functions of the board OF
education and the chief adj
ministrative officer and the
professional staff" :.
These rules would be based
on a statement worked out on
the relationship of boards and
superintendepts several years
ago by the Illinois professional
organizations, of the two groups
involved-school boards and
school administrators.
Negroes Protest
While such a Qualification is
expected to improve the Chi
caeo situation, it does not salts
fy groups concerned with civil
rights and desegregation. They
have maintained that this issue
underlies the recent events at
the board, and have charged
DR.. Willis with policies which
keep Negro schoolchildrsn in
Negro neighbprhoods. Some
church groups as well as all
the Negro organizations have
favored a new superintendent
to give the city a fresh ap-
proach to the problem.
DR.. Willis pledged in his
statement Thursday: Equality
education must reach out to
every child. I know that I
shall never forget any child"
But this was not enough to
satisfy w. H. Bacon, one of the
two Negro members of the
board, who cast the sole "no"
vote against acceptance Of the
special committees report. Nor
does it promisexto stop sit-ins
and demonstrations which have
been occurring Neduently at
board headquarters
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ed. Poor air circulation will
permit the bale to hold heat
which is generated within. Open
walled or wire mesh trailers are
q definite advantage in this re-
spect.
"a. Defoliation is desirable
especially if fields are rank,
plants are lodged, and boil rot
is excessive. Defoliation serves
also - . means Of minimizing
the amount Of green trash in
mechanically harvested see d
cotton"
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Clayton, engineers, and M. M.
Lindsey, economist - made an
extensive test on the 1862 crop.
Their findings indicate that once
the mechanical picker "head"
is operating under constant load
conditions in cotton where plant
stand and yield are good, the
physical loss of cotton in actual
pounds remains almost constant,
at least in certain yield rang
es.
"In cotton yielding from one
bale to one and one-half bales,
the actual loss in seed cotton re-
sulting from mechanical picking
would vary less than six pounds
per acre." according to the re-
search men. "Since the amount
Of cotton lost in mechanical
picking is about constant be-
tween one and one and one-half
bales, the seed cotton increases
due to increased picker eff
,1iency Corresponding to the
one-half bale increase in yield)
would amount to approximately
rs pounds of seed cotton per
acre.
"At a gin turnout of 32.4
percent for machine picker cot
ton, this would amount. to an
extra "a pounds Of lint cotton
per acre. Valued at 81 cents per
pound, this increase in lint
would net a $7.44 increase in
returns per acre, which would
be solely attributed to the in
crease in picker efficiency.
This is a substantial in
crease since all other cost fac
tors would remain virtually the
same. In terms of bale-per-acre
cotton this represents q savings
of about one and one-haf cents
per pound"
Results of all comparisons
for each variety indicate that as
maelds Increased. pic7er eff
cheney increased significantly
for al varieties except Acala
A-42 and possibly Delfos $3.50.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-10-26

@. - What is the chief diff.
ference in plant growth between
Florida Broadleaf and Chinese
Broadleaf Mustard?
A.-Florida Broadleaf grows
upright - Chinese more spread
ing.
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High Yields Add
To Efficiency Of
Cotton PiCkerS

Research now shows an add
ed advantage for high cotton
yields per acre. In tests at the
Delta Branch Experiment Sta
ton at Stoneville mechanical
pickers were found to operate
better when yields were high
A team of USDA research
men - r. E.. Parker and J. E.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which
would need about 600 acres
are on the drawing board. This
equipment is large scale and
expensive"
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"In all things that purely social be separate
the fingers but in all things that affect progress
and development be together the d"-Booker
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CONTINUED

NEW HILTON HOTEL AREA
1LIncomO producing prop
2-HomeS suitable for con-
version to apis,
3-Bldgs. for home and in-
come.
For details. call Mr.. Van
derveer: - -
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Privacy
SECIUSION

privacy
SECLUSION
10 ACRES WITH POND FOR
SWIMMING AND SKATING
AIR-CONDITIONED
CONTEMPORARY
8 BEDROOMS
Custom built by present owner
this large contemporary home Il
being offered for sale due q
owners transfer from this area
Cathedral ceiling. large entrance
foyer. living rm., separate dininl
rm., large open porch shaded b.
tall oak trees. flying deck at real
Of the house overlooking private
springfield pond. Let US show yol
this today. Offered at S67 500
Call FL. 6-A161.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

BLVD, MANoR-3-bedrm. ramb.,
aOs. Os e Suss sn's Schools aS and s ssoS
ping, open Sat. and Sun. for
inspection, after 2 pm, call ia.
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VIENNA
VIENNA

This popular community offers this
S-bedroom rambler. II you're
handy with o paint brush, this
Will be the chance you've been
waiting for. The price is already
adjusted. Only $17,500 FLA or
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ARL., ~, Lorcom lane area-Brlck
Colonial, large shaded lot, large
ilv. rm., paneled den. side and
rear screened porches, dining rm.,
3 bedrms.,. 2 baths, .paneled rec.
rm., 4th bedrm. in bsmt,, laun-
dry rm.. 2-car garage. fulf attic.
Immao. cond. $780, 800. IA. b-1406.
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ANNONDALE. OWNER = 3-bedrm,
brick rambler. h-acre wooded
lot w/garden, lac. liy. rmy glass
porch, garage, conv. 70 public and
parochial schools. FLA 81 300.
1Qb Birch st., off Braddoek I'd
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.


oS ouIcK possE EAHerTioNAl
very clean split-level' foyer en-
trance. bedrooms, 1M baths,
kitchen 10 completely equipped;
rec. room. garage. fireplace. land
scaped lot. trees; fenced, on o
quiet side street. near the swim
ming pool. Oh or FILA, sal $50.
MOORE PROPERTIES
524-SOO0
THINKING OF SWITCHING your
present home for larger quarters?
just completing & brand-neW lux
ury homes on 1-acre plus, %-acre
and h.acre lots. All have 4 bed
FANNY RM. 3 FfREHis., A nA5
2-CAR GAR. Gas h.-w. BIB. heat
ing. AIR cond. roughed-in, 2 have
libraries. with built-in desks and
UNDERGROUND WIRING. Huge
porches, GARAGES. Prestige Nc
Lean and Arl area locations.
Priced from $3S,500. 500 LIST
TRUST. Immed. occup. on 8. Call
Builder. JE. 10000. VIM. A.
CHAPMAN CONSTRUCTION CO.
TOWN OF WARRENTON - House
divided 2 apis, plus 1 guest cot
tage containing llv. RIA, Q bed
rms. din. rm., kit. and bath.
contaet INCOME In s TIsE q SI7S
owner. s47-lefs, warrentOn. Va.
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ALEX. OWNER. sI5,95O.-3-bed.
rec. rm'.. eSt-in Kit. ample stor-
age, newly decor. Quick poss. As
sumo large loan. OV. 3-36Ss.
ALEX, Del Ray-Sl5O total cash
OF, S74 mo. p.i., 3 b,rs. with
bsmt., fenced lot. Oar. oV. 3-l67s.
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AL BAKER

a SON INC, REALTY BROKERS
own q part of 1t.
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STORES FOR RENT
tcoNTINUEDl
SPRINGFIELD, VA.

5,4O0 so. FIT. desirable location in
dren's wear. Complete with air
cond., fitting rms, attractive ves-
tibule-type Windows and light fix-
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FAIRFAX

FALLS CHURCH = 2-bedrm. coop
row house, $4,000, terms. S57. 80
per mo, incl. pitt, and ali utiii-
ties. Call JE. 4-157S.
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STORES FOR RENT

sLEx.-Air cond. store In Penn
paw area, small shopping center.
I,1b0 50, IT,, Sl7b per mo. j, N.
PoLADIAN y SON, XII. O.5l{s. "
AREAS BEST. MARROW Hts. regional
1880 "a, w. Id SSTi' for ffS wC%.
Hts, Nd. RF' a-53OO. 'V"
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HOUSES UNFUaN. 10 RENT
(cONIINUED)

Sill. SPRING, 92oe Wendell, n. of
Flower ave. Red brick rambler, )
bedrms., 2A baths, 2-car drive-in
garage, auto. gas heat, ample attic
storage, large heated bsmt;. shown
by OWNER, 10 to 10. Call JE.
4-I4bS. ,fl.
TAKOMA PARK - 3-bedFm. Colonial,
walking distance to schools and
shopping. las. HE. 1900. Il
VIERS MILL : Fenced. clean home.
NJ schl.' t1Il hsmt:, sas hest $40
WHEATON,. KENSINGTON. sIIr-
YER SPRING, ROCRVILE-Sev-
eral 2, 3 and a bedrHi. homes
avail Some for immediate occu-
pancy, some with option to buy.
MANoVILL REALTY CORP.
25l6 University blvd. West,
Wheaton, Maryland.
zoos R ST. N.W.-s rooms, 3 baths.
Newly renovated, S265' mo. Availa-
Bile Oct. !. Phone NO. 1899 after
Sept. 3. Principals only.
S23 FLORIDA AVE. Me- rms,
kit, and 3 baths, full bsmt., gas
heat, only Sl3S, mo, Call MR.. .NEU-
MANN, Ma. 5000. -
9 ROOMS, two 2nd-floOr baths, auto.
heat, 2 firepls., gar. newly reno
Waited, $500 mo. De- 2.zOS7.
l34l IRVING ST. NW,-l3 rms. /,
kit, baths, oil heat, only $50 a
mo: Call MR.. NEUMANN, ma.
1900.
ll2S 9Th ST. NV. Newly decor. .
rms. and bath, full bsmt,, gas heat.
Only $50 mo. Call MR.. NEU.
MANN, Ma. 5000.
4.BEDRM., 2-bsth brick Cape Cod
living room with firepl. din. rn.,
k 1t hen with stove and refgr.
bsmt, 2 miles east Baltimore
Washington expressway off Route
$50: Ollton,Hyattsville. Md.
$3.50. SIP. 3.3486.
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Q ROOMS, two 2nd-flOOr baths, auto.
heat Ell, tnirepis,, gar. newly reno
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MECHANICALLY
OPEN SAM. TosPM

OPEN Q AM. TO 9P.M.
MINNESOTA AVE, near Good Hope
"a. - rms, 2 kitchens, z baths,
sop Mass. ave. ne. WILLOUGHBY
NEAR CORAL THEATER rooms,
bath, bsmt., gas heat. detached
REALTY. RE. 5-173l.
NORTH FORESTvILLE-3 bedrms.,
fenced yard, conv. TO school, shop.
ping center and Andrews field. $40
mo. o21.714s aft. pm.
oLNEY. u mi. north Of Silver
Spring, on Route " Beautiful Colo
NAL home. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths
large Porches, completely mOder.
nnlLed, 3-car garage. Available octo
ES.IIIks .E HARVEY" 'oir-sF
0XoN HILL 3.bedrm, ramb. View
G rms "i 10 tast sr'd s3ec Eal| Tedee'
PA, AYE. Sc, 1900 blk. 3 rms
bath, bsmt., sllo per mo-, Key e0p
Mass. ave. ne, WlLLOUGHBY co.
POWDER MILL EsTATES-S Spa.
ci0us new J and bedrm. brk
ramblers, 2 baths, dream kit. lin.
rec. rm., priced from $500, l.year
lease required
Also ! A.bedrm. older Colonial
home on acre lot, $3.50. Call ROB.
EXT r.. LOHR, INC RealtOr. lll
Cedar d., Takoma PIX. D. c. RIA.
SEAT PLEASANT, 3 bedrms, tIlo
EAST RIyERDALE, J bedrms., sl70
MOODLAWN, ] bedrms. $50
ERNEST II. LUNG RE. 6.664i
SEMINARY AREA Large contem.
porary home on almost 2 acres Of
woodland, Tremendous living room,
baths, Swimming pool Reasonable
rental 70 exceptional tenant. JACOB
4 WARWICK, INC, REALTORS,
40 Prince st., Alexandria, Va. 5A9.
$500.
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CHEVY CHASE
EODECT uITIO

FOREST HILLS
Splendid Georgian Colonial, avail
able, in this fashionable area. A spa
fIRHS dSpe ANb THREE II BA TINS
lovely large living and dining rms,
kitchen and buffers pantry Tear
garage, and delightful lot. Vacant,
with quick possession. A terrific
value, in the A0s. Call KE. 1850.
Eyes. call MRS. GoLDSTEIN,
531-ll70.
Shannon & Luchs
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NORTHEAST. colored, 3-bedrm.
house, Woodbridge area. Call 526-
zoos after 8 pm.
NORTHERN VA. AREA-old, ,.
bedrm. house with large trees.
Max. $50. mo. RUNE, XII. s.273s.
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER, re.
quires 4 to bedrm. rental in n.
Ar. for grown family. Tyr. lease
at $500 to $225, guaranteed good
care. KE. s-6ol3. -.
YOUNG EXEC. and family desire 3.
bedrm. home in NV, d. c., or
Mont. Co. Good care guar. To SIS
per mo. Call 949-5l76. "a.
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W"
HEST mn U~U@W16

WESLEY HEIGHTS
Charming small Colonial house with
4 bedrmS., in a beautiful garden
setting.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., Realtors
FEE. 1920 FE, e.7200
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MOVING, PACKING, ST0R.

ABLE MOVERS-SS an hour for
uniformed men and 21-ft. vans
licensed movers). Short notice.
BOXLEY MOVERS-6 rms, $50 up.
Padded vans, immed. storage. Local
or long distance, e32-ss22.
MOVING, STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Storage.
Reas. rates. IA. 9.2S37.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches q speciality. s. L. MORRIS
TU. 2-llS0 or TU. 2-s9o2.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, storage in sep
arate rooms, packing overseas air
cargo. Phone NO, 7-ol64. UNION
STORAGE Co, INC. Est. 1905.
MOVING?-For prompt and de-
pendable service at reasonable
rates, call LA. 6-657S.
hDTe IInElInNlRuEn VA
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CHEVY CHAsE-A splendid center.
uated In the choicest section OF Old
Chevy Chase. in the very heart Of
the school area. Very short walk to
elementary, junior and senior high
schools and bus downtown. Impres.
sive living and dining rm., large
kitchen, den and powder rm., 3
twin bedrms,. and baths. Stair.
way TO large attic. Built-in. garage
and beautiful deep, level, shaded
and HANDICAPPED lot, For details call
KE. 7.leO0 'ftl pm.
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BUCHANAN ST. AT
SHERMAN CIRCLE

~I1V01II
A good credit rating and S595 down
will buy this lovely corner semidet.
brick home. 4 Ige. bedrmS., Nv.
rIn., din. rm., den, full bsnnt., Diet.
gar, convenient to shopping areas
and bus lines, walking distance to
public and Catholic schools.
MURRAY LEVINE IA. 1914
FOREST HILLS-Brick detached.
bedrms., baths. modern kitchen,
den, gar, nice level lot, close to
finest schools, shop, transp., real
istically priced. Eves.s Mr., Esen-
stad, RIA. 6-22l5.
LEGUM AND GERBER EN-. 10000
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Realtors Since 1905

CHEVY CHASE Immsc. central ain.
cOnd. brick Colonial in excel area.
Center hall, lse. lv. rn., nice din.
rm., equip. Kit. with dinette. pow.
der rm., 3 good bedrms., 2 baths
up, plus heated dorm, rm. Ord fir.
Attr. rec. rm., delightful garden.
Near trans. and good sc 1901 Is.
S39,950 is fair price.
BillingSley Realty Co.
EN-. 1885 Ewes, EN-. 3-sll3
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l.. HOUSES FURN. 10 RENT

ALEXANDRIA : Completely furn.
ished Cinen, dishes, washing ma.
chine, etc }, 3 bedrooms. Available
Immediately, SIS per week, $lp5
Per month. All utilities included,
ALEXANDRIA-ClOse-in estate on /.
acre with swimming pool, central
ar conditioning, Tear garage,
bedrms.,. baths, den. Delightfully."-
furnished. Available Oct. for ap.
PROV; 9 months, $500 per mo. J.
FULLEk GROOM REALTY Co.
AMBASSADOR TRANSFERRED :
Spac. liv. quarters, cow. to transp.
and schools. Elegantly furn., $40c
mo. EVELYN G. KAPLAN & CO.,
949.l92o.
ARL., N.-Row house, air cond,, 4
hedrms.. and bsmt., pvt. but near
bus and shops, $40. IA. $4,000 OF
IA. 4.20s6. MOORE PROPS.
ARL, N.-3-bedrm. brick, firepl.,
pch., fenced yard. Washer, mr.. bus,
shops, schools. 2sl-3403.
ARLINGTON Completely furnished
2-bedrm. home. Extra.large rear
yard. Schools, shops nearby, Chill.
dren welcome. sl20 mo. 67l.i3iI
BARNABY WOODS, Chevy Chase
D. Civ: rm, with firepl. and
built-in bookcases. ID inette, cleo
kit;' end fir; bedrms. and bath
tull bsmt., VI bath, auto. washer
Avail. now. EN-. 2-Sl45.
BETHESDA, "a blk, off close.in Bra.
dley blvd. Formal Colonial,
bedrms., IVA baths, liv. rm., din
rm., den, large kit, rec. rm., pear
garage lovely wooded lot, tasteful
" turn,, fully equipped. Tyr. lease
starting Oct. !, 1898. $3.50 per mo
ASSOCIATES. OIL. S-oS97. w -D0N
CHEVY CHASE-3 bedrmS., 3 baths
IV. rm., din, rm., mod. kit, gar.
rec. rm. 20 min. to downtown. I'm.
mediate possession. OIL. 6-l7l9.
CHEVY CHASED. Gao Colonial
rec. rm:, IVA baths, porch, S27s. r
N. LEVY, S40-74OO.
CHEVY CHASE, off Conn, ave-
porch, iirepl. In Nv. rm., ind.
Cali bet. SO pm. 363-Se2$.
DIPLOMATS
: bedrms;, iy; rm., din. rm,. den
carpeting. Completely furn., anc
garage. Avail. immed. 18th and
Irving st. NV: $3.50 per mo.
A, S. GARDINER CO., INC.
FE. 1-o2oo 1885 18th st. NV
GEORGETOWN Spectacular river
view, bedrms., baths, maids
rm. and bath, spacious liv. Tm
din. rm. and garage. S475. H. A
GILL & SONS, FEE. $4,000.
KENSINGTON-2-b e drm. house
Available November |, for a PERIOD
of " months sl2 s mo. s6s-ss2a.
LAKE BARC ROFT, 67I7 JoAiier
dr.. All lake privileges for year
round leisurely living. Roomy split
level e, tId } .I Ssdrms" 2 soI baths avail
OLD Dominion MOT. CORP.
MASS, WIS. AREA s-bedrm. home
good cOnd., $500 per mo. Immed
occupancy. FEE. 7-l233.
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Nr, Dis
trict line, hdrms., IVA baths
spacious quarters, plus library
lovely neighbOrhOOd, EVELYN G.
KAPLAN 4 CO., s4s-l920.
TAX MA PARK = Conv., clean ]
bedrmS., liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
yard. No pets. SIS. JU. S-7347.
WE HAVE SOME CHOICE furnished
or unfinished homes in NV. and
nearby Maryland. Call US first.
DravillaS Realty Co.
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HOUSES 10 SHARE

ARL. White ployed lady will
share her 2-bedrm. furn. home with
another lady. Lee hwy. and Glebe
I'd. For info, ia. e-9l55.,
EATON, MD.-Single man
wishes to share 2.bedrm. home
with same. VIII. 1884. after $3.50
pm.
WORKING MOTHER and I2-yesr-
old daughter looking for home
TO share with another party in
west EVANSVILLE, Md. area. Call
after 8. LA. 6-7313.
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905

CHEVY CHAsE-NewIy decorated
Diet. brk. Colonial in most cony,
location, Walk to Blessed Sacra.
ment and all schools. Conn. ave.
shopping Living rm. with firepl,
dining rm,, lge. kitchen with break.
fast area, CHEEKY den, J bedTms,,
Va baths, garage. Excellent iinanc.
ing avail Vacant. quick possession.
Priced in mid-2os. 2 amp pm,
METZLER, REALTORS
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1 T1TTGHE WOODS
CHEVY CHASE

SEMI DETACHED, 4 bedrms., z
baths, good trans. and school area.
Low 20s.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN-. 1880 Ewes. WO. $3.50