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Evening star., 1963-09-17

York's drama critics and there
can be little argument with
that. He might we'll be called
the most promising word ma
gician of several seasons.
o His first play is fresh, vastly
amusing, full of zest, some-
times poignant and frequently
sensible in its own zany fash
ion. Moreover, Mr.. Gardner has
achieved this in the framework
Of an ancient and hackneyed
plot situation.
1t is that one about the
likable ne'er-do-well and his
young male relative who are
carefree and happy until some
busybody comes along and sug-
Evening star., 1963-09-17

- Stage
Il National "a Thousan
clowns; $3.50 pm.
Shady Grove Music Fair
"a aCall Me Madam; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador "The Castil-
q liam; 1:40, AIS, $50. $3.50 pm.
Apex-"SA"; 2:l0, 4:45, tbs
and $40 pm.
Dupont 1.-The Thrill of 1t
i All"; 1910, 2, 4, 6. 8, 10 pm.
Embassy wives and Low
ers"; las, $3.50, $50. 7:55 and
1855 pm.
Keith's THE Caretakers";;
i 1885 am, l:40. $40, 5:45, T:50
& and $50 pm.
i Neutrality-suspicious. on the
Noon; $50, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan THE CaStil-
ham; 11:40 am, 2, 4:30, 7 and
$50 pm.
Ontario - Lawrence Of
Arabia; S:15 pm.
Palace - THE Haunting;
ll:45 am, lao, $40, 5:35. 7:35
and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse The L-Shaped
Room; 12:45, 3, $40, 7:25 and
i $40 pm.
Plaza-"Many Ways to Sim:
l1:40 am. 1880, 2:25, 1855,
$3.50. 7:05, $40 and 1915 pm.
TOwn-"Irma La Douce"; IL.
2:40. $50, 8 and 10:30 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Condemned
Of Altoona: 1885 am, /, $40.
Sis, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Uptown - How the West
Was Won; $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Cleopatra"; pm.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
WHERE
AND WHEN

Current Stage and Screen
Shows and Show Times
Evening star., 1963-09-17
GsTHE PASSING SHOW
! "A Thousand Clowns
Abundont|y Comic
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
b. Star staff Writer

Herb Gardners comedy hit, "A Thousand Clowns arrived
at the National Theater last night and welcome visitor it
is Its laughs abundant and is played agreeably by
talented cast headed by Dane Clark and Margaret OBrien
"A Thousand Clowns" got Mr. Gardner named most poms
ing PLAYWRIGHT of its Varetys annual poll Of New
Evening star., 1963-09-17

Joy cormody, dromo editor Of The
IsStor, is on vacation. His column
will be resumed on his return.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12
5 HIRED BY VETS

Veterans admin Strator district
manager Wayne Sanders report
ed the hiring of five Negroes in
the Phoenix VA office in re-
sponse to a request from Wash
ington officials.
Other federal agencies report
few Negro or minority group en-
ployees which officials say may
be due to the lack of minority
group applicants.
Postmaster w. ]. Mason said
there were So Negro employees
out of LAO in the post office
department.
Harry Holland. Social Security
administrator. said there was one
Negro in the local office here.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12
MRS JEWELL
RETURNS FROM TRIP

Mrs. Tommie Jewell, 1920 S.
IL Ave.. recently returned from
Birmingham. Ala.
Before going south she attended
commencement exercises at the
University of New Mexico at
Albuquerque where her son
Tommie E. Jewell. Jr., received
his masters degree.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12
REVIVAL PLANNED
AT CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST JULY is

Evangelist R. Wayne Taylor. of
Greater Grace Memorial Church
of God in Christ, Los Angeles,
will hold revival services at the
Church of God in Christ, l3th and
E. Madison. Mon.. July Is. $3.50
pm.
Accompanying him will be the
Taylorettes singing gosepl mus
ic.
The public Is invited.
Bishop ]. W. Taylor IS the pas
tor of the host church.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12

STORKNG AROUND
Hildred and Della Collins, 1902
E. Weir. were visited by the stork
bearing a boy on July 4.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12

Vacation Bible ended Johns Baptist Church, 1923 S.
3 Avenue last week. Nearly hundred young people attended the
weeks sessions.
photograph shows the teachers who participated including
Mesdames Lois Stbbs, Pearle wilkins, Willie Lee Hardeman
Gloria Harvey, Johnson and Misses Clyde Harvey and
Charlene Davis.
Providing for the eliminating program held the church
Wednesday Johnson Lucky League Miller
George Teague Marvin JONES' Henry Wesley ardean. Jerry
MITCHELL Wayne Williams Tommy Johnson Terreance Croy Chaun-
cey Ray, Arnold Watkins, and Frederick Jones.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12

Ramona Lnley right Of j. c. Penney
Store form with Mrs. Vivian Sims, 1915
W. Adams St.
employed 1885, She works
maid and stock marker in the downtown location.
longtime resident Of the city. Mrs. Sims attended Dunbar and
graduated from Carver High School.
She Is Gold Star Mother and member Of the First Institutional
Baptist Church, Golden Circle YWCA and
the Top Hatters Social Club.
Just completing Ceon Carr 1914 E. Monroe.
sales clerk at the Penneys downtown store.
Mrs. Carr worked various Jobs pare and hired as
sales clerk full time basis in May. 1862.
She attended ST. Mas and Phoenix Union High Schools She
business college Her schedule busy
housewife mother of a small boy.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-12
PRESCHOOL SESSION
SET AT ROOSEVELT
DISTRICT SCHOOLS

A five weeks preschool session
will be held for first graders en-
tering the Roosevelt District in
September.
Registration will be held Mon..
July IS at Palmdale. 10th ST..
Sheraton Park and Sierra Vista
Schools. Parents are urged to
enroll their children from o-l2.
Children will be familiartzed
with schoolroom procedures and
given basic readiness prepara-
tionS.
For further information call
276-73ll.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22

prove of this proposal If an op-
portunity we're provided to vote
with respect thereto. The road
block is found in the Rules and Ad-
ministration Committee, which
over the years has never
favorably considered and adj
vanced such a proposal out of
the Committee for the full con-
sideration and vote of the Sem
ate."
"The V.F.W. is hopeful that
the 88th Congress will witness
the successful conclusion of this
long standing goal. Your continu-
ing support and assistance In
helping to persuade your fellow
colleagues to approve of the es-
tablishment of this committee Is
very much appreciated by the
V.F.W."
Lynch said that Williams has
been a backer of such legislation
for number of years, and Boggs
has favored 1t since his entry into
the Senate. Former U. S. Senator
j. Allen Frear also was on record
favoring the proposal.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22
W Officials
Applaud Senator'S

Delaware V. F. w. officials
today hailed the action of SEN
ators John j. Williams and ].
Caleb Boggs in backing legis-
lation for a Standing Committee
on Veterans affairs In the United
States Senate.
According to Samuel A. Lynch,
V.F.W. State Commander, Sem
ator Boggs introduced Senate Bill
AZ calling for such a committee.
Senator Williams was a co-Spon-
sor of the bill.
V.F.W. national conventions
for the past fifteen years have
had mandates to seek legislation
which would establish a COM
mittee In the Senate which would
be comparable to the House Vet
erans Affairs Committee ofwhich
U. S. Representative Harris B.
Mcdowell, Jr. is the first Del
aware member.
Lynch said the House Com
mittee holds hearings on vet
eran legislation, but when ap-
proved bills go to the senate
they are lost In a maze of COM
mitteeS, none of whom are direct
ly concerned with veterans prob
lemSsng
The v. F. w. National office
in Washington was quick to rec
ognize the efforts of Boggs and
Williams. Francis w. Slower,
Director of the National Legis-
lative service wrote him as fol-
lows:
"The Veterans Of Foreign
Wars has been working with all
the tools at its command to per-
suade the Senate to establish
this additional standing commit
tee. Experience indicates that a
majority of the Senate would ap-
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22
State Income Up
Faster Than Outgo
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Continued from Page u
spread between income and out
go has been bridged by using
the cash surplus the state started
the year with, plus uncommitted
revenues in construction ac-
counts.
AS result, the state Is saving
substantial interest on short
term borrowing.
Revenue during the month Of
January was SIS, ,016, 1886, COM
pared with spending Of ST.
354,667.
The gap between income and
outgo traditionally Is closed
during the spring and summer
months when revenue collections
are at their highest.
Collections from all revenue
sources except inheritance and
estate taxes have shown in
creaseS over a comparable
seven-month period in fiscal
1862. Increases range from 3.5I
per cent for parimutuel sales
and admissions to 67.1 per cent
for mercantile licenses.
Here are some of the
categories showing significa ant
increases: Income taxes and
penalties, $19,26s, 263, up 45.5
per cent; cigarette taxes, $2,-I
203, ,065, up 1913 per cent; in
surance taxes, $10,1 ,119, up ATT
per cent; corporation net income
tax, $989, ,703, up 81 per cent;
franchise taxes and penalties,
81, ,373, 684, up 1871 per cent; and
alcoholic beverages tax, 81, 49,
989 up 14.5 per cent.
Last year at this time the state
had collected So million less in
revenue and had already issued
$40, 525, 900 in revenue anticipa-
ton notes.
The state also crept closer
to its first 100000 budget in
history during the month.
Total spending by the time the
fiscal year ends June 30th now
is estimated at $e9, ,o25, ,637.83.
II the General Assembly between
now and then approves $975, 900
worth Of supplemental appropria-
tions, the state will top the mark
for the first time.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22
JAPANESE SETTING

NEW YORK (AP) = Japanese
films are getting oadway
showcase of their own, that is to
feature Oriental decor and a
lounge where tea will be the in
termission refreshment instead Of
coffee.
The sponsors have taken over
cinema previously named for
film pioneer D. W. Griffith, and
retitled it the Toho.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22
FROM THE VILLAGE

NEW YORK (AP) Sylvia
Miles is New York girl who has
taken plenty of time reaching her
first Broadway role.
Miss Miles, set to appear in
"The Riot Act" with Dorothy
Stickney and Ruth Donnelly, was
born in Greenwich Village and
has concentrated her career ac-
tivities in that area. Twenty
seven productions spanning
the works of Chekhov, O'Neill
and Genet = have employed her
ski11s.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22

Representatives will be at
the Georgetown, Lewes, Milford,
and DagSboro ArmorieS 700 :
$3.50 pm. each week night
and 300 am. to 200 pm. each
Saturday throughout February.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22

ing balances of $3.50, s19, COM
mitted balances of $66s, $40,
supplementals of 81, ,691 345,
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22

The estimated total spending
for the year includes the
sol, 718, 398 budget bill, continu-
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22

automatics Of 81, ,so6, 165. A fund
automatic appropriations Of ST.
393, 1897. and estimated future
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22

transfer reduces the total by
$4,000.
approximately 400, 600 tourists
visit Puerto. Rico each year.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22
CONGRATULATIONS

CONGRATULATIONS PROUD OF
(ghD Jonosk
MorkmonshiP
by
behalf the
fired
n the
Deooreon
of
General
efD of the nsoHe
sides 214 Wilmington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04

tremely high Temperatures are
being produced by squeezing
the gas deuterium in an in
tensely strong magnetic field.
Deuterium. q form Of hydro
gen. is the gas found in heavy
water and is used extensively
in Navy experiments.
The essential features of
the development" says the
Navy report. are preheating the
gas in an evacuated chamber
by a high current discharge
into the chamber.
A magnetic field is produced
in the ionized gas. Then a sec
ond magnetic field is produced,
thereby trapping the first field,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
BY THOMAS r. HENRY
Star Special Writer

The creation Of an atomic
environment like that Of the
sun for a few millionths Of a
second has just been reported
through the Office Of Naval
Research. This results from
work Of DR.. Alan c. Kolb Of
the Naval Research Laboratory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
Toys for Retarded

Occupational therapists win
demonstrate Christmas toys
suitable for handicapped and
retarded children at the par
ent-teacher meeting Of the
d. c. Society for Crippled Chill
dren at 8 O'Clock tonight at the
society's headquarters, $500
Thirteenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
WSTAS IN SCIENCE
Atomic Environment
Like Sun Created

and his associates on controlled
thermonuclear reactions.
The purpose. says the
report, lis to increase our un-
Outstanding of thermometer
reactions that take place with
in the stars and eventually to
harness such reactions for
peaceful uses"
In a recent development, ex-
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comprising the ionized gas
and raising its temperature.
The device has interest as a
producer Of high gas tempera-
lures. as an X-ray source and
as q neutron source" the re-
port says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
School Religion ToIk

Herzl H. z. PLANE viii dis
cuss "A New Look at Religion
in the Schools" at the $3.50 pm.
service Friday at the Mont
gomery County Jewish Center,
29Ol East-West highway, Chevy
Chase. Mr.. PLANE. assistant
general counsel Of the Federal
Power Commission, Is chair
man Of the legal affairs COM
mittee Of the Greater Wash
ington Jewish Community
Council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04

Enjoy delicious dinners in our
Washington Store Tea Room.
Served S nights weekly, Monday
through Friday, S pm. to 7 pm.
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ALEXANDRIA

Oh y. FRENCH 81,
B BEDRMs:, $3.50 PLUS UTns.
II. q. sMITHY CO. sT. $4,000
ANAC0sTIA--Modern, 3-bedrm..
sSly. prif ho s.s4sANd Adults
ANNANDALE, sllI Birch 81. Cheer.
ful, Z bedrms., hv.-din. RIM. comb,
screened porch, large yard, Only
fISeo. T gasl ld6y J. FISHER d CO..
ARL. N.-opposite school. 8 rm.
house % bedrms). basement,
walk 10 shops, bus, ETC.: $3.50
per moi BEuLAH ooeA IA.
ARI.-S,bsdrm. corner brick home.
Most convenient LOCATION, lovely
ARL.. 1908 3. Highland st.
i R' SE%t H FsSsss SC ss NO. Bob
Unusual Englilh-style. q story
brk, hse. 80 n. long liv. rm,
WIZ. Fenced back garden for
70 b. (. siso JONI mo. ~ TE' ap S.i '.ss'
ARL., s.-sli2, 20 e ! m. -and-deu
nomidet., close-in, COW. 10 every.
thing resp. tenants only. JE
J-34e3.
ARL. NJ. LORCOM LANE AREA
Brick rambler, 3 bedrm,, rec. Tm..
garage, s21b, ia, 1884.
ASHTON AREA-Small clean ).
bedrn, house. Va acres. sl7S mo.
5o1 -TIl-3esl.
AVAIL. OCT. yss 3sbedrm. rambler
on Potomac River, cunv, 10 Dullef
and CHA, "a mi. from d. G. sl2.
mo. JE. 2-looe.
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81. FRANCIS PARISH, near p.
ave. 5000 block 3 81. s.e.-Det,
hrk. Colonial, 0 Lee. rms, 3
bedrms., 2 fun baths. Ist-flr.
powder rms tiled bsmt., $4,000
On. OPEN 30.
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N a 5 5. AVE. EXT, luxurious ..
bedsm., den, rambler, air .cond.,
rec. nm, maids ImY double ga:
4 P0BIAk, W0. 6-044e, OIL. $4,000
McARTHUR AREA -sl6o. attrac. III.
Tie rms. screened porch, bsmt.,
garden: Ses;lIsS, FE. $500, J. c.
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Sc. SELECTIONS
Only Few Minutes From the
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INCOME PROPERTY, corner s-ssory
brick lss-h. apt. plus . furn. rms.
70 rent. Inc quoted over $500. Prof.
liable buy. 81, 500 Eeas. down pay
ment. KEACH q PURCELL 2S6-
5420.
KALORAAlA TRIANGLE-C OrneT
house, blk. Conn. ave. and Rock
Greek Park bedrms., baths, ali
front rms, garage. Apt. only, ex-
elusive listing. SANDOZ, DU.
l-l23l, Mr.. Pilson, AID. A.e6le.
KALORAAfA TRIANGLE-Home and
income occupied as duplex. 3 kit
chens, ava baths 2-car garage. Elk.
elusive SANDOZ, DU. LIZA, Mr..
Pilson, AID. l-S6le.
KALORAAiA, 1919 23rd st. NV
Elegant and gracious town house,
In good cond., fenced. garden "a.
rage, screened porch, 10 rms,
OWNER, 93l-06Il or HU. 3.ls3i.
KALORAMA TRIANGLE AREA.
A Well-kept town house, unit
rented on ground floor. 10 rooms
above. Small down payment.
DravillaS Realty Co.
AID. 2-O742
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CHARLES COUNTY-Indian Head
and vic. 2, 3, 4 bedrms. from
$500 up. Reasonable terms.

ssa.s APEE IssI K kEASLE h. ScsSs:.sOs,
FREDERICK COUNTY-.very de-
sirable 3 and 8-rm. homes in
town and country with mod,
eonveniences. Priced from $4,000
SPARKS AGENCY. Realtors.
James 8chamel, Rep, BrunsWick
92s2, or ewes. MiddletoWn bQQM.
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HOUSES UNFUaM. TO RENT

Acc. Bureau Of Standards Area
Is bedrms, 2 baths. garaee,
talousied porch. swimming pool.
Meadow Brook Estate, German
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M. $4,000 Realtors 77p-ss33
PALMER PARK--3-bedrm ram
bier with sep. din. rm... large
Kit ~ pei mrs mo HE ,,4 $1,000
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DTTpONT CTRCTE

DUPONT CIRCLE
Not far. Brick semidetached. IL
rooms, 5 baths. Income quoted
1929 q month. plus 3-room apt.
700 block Of i9th 81. NV.
Edwin L. Ellis, RealtOr
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 1910
DRASEICAILY REDUCED
1913 GALLATIN ST. NV.
OPEN ~
Bring your checkbook, this won't
last. Lovely Ice. 3-bedrIn., llz-hath
home, firepl. In hv, Tm., Ice. din.
rm., Pear gar blk. shop,
transp,, schls, Only $4,000.
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor slg-leso
e. CAPITOL ST.
BRICK corner--I3 Rms, 5 Baths
Between 9TH and 10th SITS.
Income quoted 5000 q month,
garage. Furnished as per inven-
tory to be taken (selldr quotes
viii pass inspection for license).
l.. Ellis, RealtOr
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-514O
ENJOY THE LUXURY OF your
own bath in this S-bedrm., g.
bath substantial older home. Cor.
lot Wise. lawn. gear garage.
JAY RExLTY GO. w Ssi-04S0
FALRL AWN-Row brk dupiey.
Sl5,9so, 2 sep. apt, z furnaces, etc,
near Pa. and MINI. ave. Sc. IKE.
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Shannon & LuchS
CHEVY CHASE
COLONIAL
BEDROOMS

SACRIFICE BY OWNER who is
very anxious to sell quickly, A
marvellous home for the large
family with children seeking con-
venience TO schools. Loads OF
room for everybody. Very attrac-
tive throughout and In excellent
condition. IMAGINE ALL THIS
FOR ONLY S31 800. diversified
living and dining rooms. excel
lent large kitchen. spacious FAM
lily room, ialousied front porch.
all on first floor. 4 large bed
rooms and Q baths, plus 2 fin
ished adjoining rooms on Sec
ond floor. Huge extensively fine
ished and heated studio on third
floor with bath, perfect for chill
dren. Short walk to Blessed Sac
ramert. Lafayette schools and
bus line. BETTER HURRYi
OPEN SUNDAY 1900 PM.
DIRECTIONS: out Connecticut
avenue NV. to Military road,
right on Military to 3704 and
our OPEN sign. Mr.. BU0G on
premises, 362-2s2b.
Shannon & LuchS
5000 Conn. Ave. IKE. 7-1sOO
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HOUSES FOR sALr-MD.

BO0NEsBORO, Wash. cOunty7
home, Woodworking hrepl. dream
kit. wall oven, auto. washer, rec.
rn.s dbl. gar lge. lot with gard.
Call James s h m l, Brunswick
S2o2 or SPARKS AGENCY 136-lssl.
Frederick County,
bedrm. rambler. Modern kiE., Nv.
nm, dining area, family I'm. with
firepl.s patio, garage, Commuter
trains to Washington. $4,000. LEE
SMITH, owner. Phone Brunswick
ell5.
CALVERT COUNTY = 2-bedrm.
house, good condition, hot-air
heat. gear garage, paved drive
way. Easy commuting 10 D. C.,
Andrews. Phone Prince Frederick
1881.
CHARLES COUNTY-Indian Head
and vic. 2, 3, 4 bedrms. from
$500 up. Reasonable terms.
Closed on sunday
ADERHO REALTY CO.
2e3-2163 List With Us 713-29b1
FREDERICK COUNTY--Very de-
sirable 8 and e-rm. homes in
town and country with mod,
eonveniences. Priced from $4,000
UP. cQnvenle.nt financing.
SPARKS AGENCY Realtors.
s Sssss q se even Md sHs s5sF sSoS
- HOWARD COUNTY -.
NEW LISTING: LarRe 3-bedIm.
snS6 ose,y nO xly ysSsr sS9sssrueiSn
trance half. de luxe kit. and
paneled family rm. w/firepiace.
Walk-Out hgmt. and h.Wb,h.
heat, also a Gear garage. VERY
reasonably priced. can Mrs.
Ross. SOHO. 5000.
Looking for the hou,s xLsvery-
thingf LARGE RANCHER w
family room. dressing room off
mater mater Ssarm arr, Ssths , 2essT
Solar i.iSse. MI s"''
4-hedrm. rancher VI
carport, az baths, De luxe M.
w/dining area. large L.R., pam
eled rec. rm, w/f.p. situated on
lot OF over 3 acres with spring
FED pond that offers fishinF az.
swimming. Must be seen 10 APP
sOi-Kt., i-s224
NEW 4 BEDRM. RANcHER vi
on acre lot cow. 10 wash. and
BALTIC. Must be seen 10 be app
pIeciated for a price Of only
$4,000, CAL Mr.. Won BRET
EEL. 301-AT. 0-23o0.
OWNER HAS MOVED OUT OF
TOWN AND ANXIOUS TO SELL.
sty. cot. home wa bedrms.,
ment. Not water heat. ~ baths.
Built Just for the. comfort Of >
large family. Call Mrs. NEW
SOME. 30i--KE. i-b224.
NEW LISTING in ALLvIEw rs
brick ana just 2 years old.
bedrms.. family rm.. IN baths,
splated and finished walls, also
air conditioning throughout. Call
MRS. NEWBoME. o0i-kB. l.
gpllt-Tevei and Rancher - an
brk. located In Howard county's
finest section---AILVIEW EB-
1srrss s.dl may. fss STSiIs S snr
SSgYs rrH ESD s.sSsFs. can ma Ross
$500.
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FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
IMMACULATE 2-bedrm. brick
nifty Of yeii-kept nom Homes s0m Has
rTii.. aluminium awning, storm
windows. Walk to stores, Schools
and CHURCHES Flexible terms.
Ewes. 24S-4043.
THANK You for calling
CURTIS BROS, 583-39OO
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Only Few Minutes From the
Capitol
HILLcREST. near Pa. ave-, 1891
Texas ave.-Det. brick split-leyel
with beorms., ? fun baths,
large den and bath, rec. rm..
eaEaee; Priced right with sub
stantial cash. OPEN SO.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. near pa.
ave, 5000 block b ~ se-pet
brk. Colonial. Q Ice. rms. q
bedrms., 2 fun baths. lst.flr.
powder rm., tiled bsmt., "a. 900
dn. OPEN 80.
HfLLCREST, near Branch ave-
Detached brick Colonial with 4
bedrms., 2lh baths, OIL h.-W.h.,
rec. rm, Over M-acre lot, sacri-
flee with sabstantial cash.
CONGRESS HTS. - semidetached
brick, 8 large rms, bedrms.,
lst-floor powder rm., finished
hsmt, with bath. fenced lot.
HILLcREsT. nr. Branch and Ala
bama ave.-Det. s rms.. 3 full
baths. with I bedrms. and den,
Gear garage. rfice S21,BOO
with substantial cash.
HrLLcREsT, off Pa. ave.-Det.
brick Colonial, center hall. lge.
rms. 3 bedrms., 2 full baths, 2
half baths, paneled rec. RIM. with
other extras. $4,000.
ANAcosTTA. mr.. Good Hope I'd
Solid BRICK, 3 complete apis. 8
rms, and bath each with SEQ.
utilities. stS.bOO.
HuLCREsT -Por the profess
sional, Office and residences. Oct.
corner brk. with 4 bedrms.. 2
full baths, 2 bedrms. and bath
on LIST floor, plus . rms. and
ss5,SOo.
HIT.LcREsT, off Pa. ave. det,
stone and brick center hall, q
lgo. rms, 3 bdrms., daylight
bamt. with rec. rm., Iw.-w. car
pat1, scr. side porch, garage,
many other extras, S2s,BO0. BY
appt
.ru.., arnnrsr.n nruunrn
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CHEVY CHAsE-Cust o NIB u iii
charm IN this 2.bedrm. home. Ide.
ally located at Military I'd, and Ne.
braska ave. NV. All cedar LINED
closets, IVA baths, beamed ceilings
fireplace, garage. House completely
remodeled. Reasonably priced mid
20s, BY OWNER, JU. e-522l days
WE. l-17pT ewes.
CHEVY CHASE, d. Q.
Beautifully maintained 3-bedr0om
brick Colonial only q few blocks
from Chevy Chase Circle. Expanda.
Bile dorm. attic, J porches recrea.
ton rm. and lovely garden plus
many extras. Priced In the verS
JAMES L. DIXON 4 co.. Realtors
FE. $500 Ewes. wo. s-s4el
CHEVY CHASE d. c.-Beauliiu
view overlooking park. Bes
schools. bedrms.s Nv; din, I'm
with flrepl., screen porch, laundrl
rm. on lge. klty center ball, rec
s:sl12. OPEN SAT. rs and SUN
CHEVY CHASE, nr. elre le-pe
tached brick, I bedrmg.s 2 baths
powder r1,:. rec; , r m y bath I ssr
Exclgslys. sANp.o5. pU. ''aa4
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EMTBBASSSY

Just off 10th gtreet, close.ln ST.
M-ssRpEhl nE home. ui Huge i iiS. rec.
rri.. den. ige, cedar-lined stor-
s:. WIN VEN Dr 5Ss5t f p,.iso Ma
VIZ REALTY COR. 'hiEALfoR
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HILLcREST, near Pa. ave. 3Sei
Texas ave.-Det. brick spiit-ievel
with 3 bedrms.. 2 full baths
s large den and bath, rec. rm.
garage, Priced right with sub.
stantial cash. OPEN SO.