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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
D. C. TEEN-AGER IN EAST BERLIN

Marc Cauda 49, Western High School 1862 graduate
stationed West Berlin
commissioned enlisted Berlin
The Washington soldier whose
the Russians while
the part of the Russian soldiers
German language broke soldiers Pvt Catuda
reports He found the Russians and G fevsh traders
hunters like lighters
there big campaign in Russia against apitasc de-
gradaOn We for their brass (mOs cheap plastic
metal ame) and clothes get" Pvt
CT lives life Riley
underpad Russian soldier The ordinary
uniform all dark brown wool jacket and pants
UnderOheS
in purchasing them" Pvt CatudaI the people
NAMED passive their expression of emotion but their
with of friendship understanding
successful that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

" TIMMUhIALs-Ile smaI CONDO win
<, the highland sound Music Of today.
tomoTroz and Yesterday. For all oces-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

Store Your Clothing i'm s'NIOdeI Home"
MOth.Resistant Quilted Plastic Bags
for when Enihs storage boS that hove
quilted vn and tuxedo 'front.' reinforced and full zpPe Color
hemed in gold pink turquoise or lavender
an Jumbo svt bag 2se bIunkss beg I.es
2es as Nest OF hat hoxess.ss
a. King size og----Ses Az Shoe bcg " prs Avs
AZ. Set Of Z hGnssrs---l.S9
RoundH 10 as-------3ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

Rosnd Hat Shelf Bss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

"a. Jumbo dress bag 3.oS
2B. Jumbo Suit bag $50
&c. Regular dress bag $50
ID. Ten-Poir shoe bag 4.9s
2E. Round shelf hat bag ------3.oS
2F. FoUr-seetion handbag holder, 2.98
&c. Linen or utility bag ------5 500 ,
al. ZipbIonket bag 1913
~. Hat box---------------2.os
2K. Blanket box
r.. ZiP-front shoe chest, II pairs, s.oS
2M. FoUr-druwer chest -------S.oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT
Doctors Say Hormones Moke
Skin Lock Younger Safely

NEW YORK, (speciaD "A
leading dernatologist and his
assistants have conducted q
"half-woman" test that proves
eonclusively estrogenic hor-
mones make skin look younger,
smooth dry-slkin wrinkles, often
fade "old-age" skin discolora-
tsunS.
A preparation containing fe-
male hormones was applied to
one side Of the face and neck
and to one hand Of SO middle
aged women. A similar formula
containing no hormones was
used on the other side. It was
quickly apparent that the side
treated with hormones looked
better. At the end of the test in
all but two cases, skin lines were
definitely less noticeable, COM
plexion was softer, smoother,
fresher. There was no local
irritation in any case; examina-
ton revealed absolutely no sys-
temic effects. The hormones
had beautified effectively and
safely.
In an effort to speed up hor-
mones' identifying action, a
Trustworthy 50-year-old labora-
tory developed a fluid formula
called HORMONEX Beauty
Serum. This laboratory con-
Quoted q test on 1900 women
volunteers who were asked to
use the formula for just twelve
days on one side of the face and
neck. An impressive percentage
signified that good results were
attained even in this short
period.
HORMONEX Beauty Serum
acts 30 rapidly because pure
female hormones are dissolved
In q combination of penetrating
Sesame Oil and o patented,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Club to Hear
Head Curator

Mr.. Mendel L. Peterson,
head curator Of the Depart
ment Of Armed Forces Histo-
ry at the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. win be guest speaker
at the monthly meeting Of
the Twentieth Century Club
at IL am. Thursday at Bark.
er Hall Of the Young Wom-
ans Christian Association.
Mr.. Peterson's topic will be
"Sunken Treasures" He viii
show pictures Of treasures
that have been recovered
from the ocean floor on the
Americas to Spain route 80
well as some rare things
from off the southern coast
Of Ceylon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Fete Set

Mrs. Lillian Brown, chair
man Of the 1864 Bal Boheme,
will honor committee heads
Of the upcoming Arts Club of
Washington costume fete at
q reception tomorrow.
The 5-to-7 cocktail affair
viii be held at the American
Newspaper Women's Club.
Mems. and women's floor
committees for the February
z ball will see a preview Of
the "stage-door tohnnies" and
"Camelot" costumes, which
viii follow the theme 1.-THE
Magical World of Entertain
ment-From Shakespeare to
Telstar."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

liquid Lanolfn. Only Z drops q
day are required to treat faco
and neck.
II you would like to test
HORMONEX Beauty Serum
without risk, get . bottle at
your fayorite toiletry counter
today, use it just twelve days.
If the change is not astounding
If you are not completely sat
isfied, your dealer Is authorized
to refund purchase price with
out question. HORMONEX
Beauty Serum b inexpensive TO
use. A To-day supply costs only
$3.50. Look younger quickly. See
these dry-slSin wrinkles smooth
out, starting today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
SPECIAL OFFER
Clip This covpea
Use OFF
HORMONEx
BEAUTY SERUM
with this coupon

This coupon ls worth 7Se toward
your purchase Of Hornonex Beauty
Serum. Take II to your store today
and saveI But huFryl This Speelai
Offer Is for limited time only. Buy
Hormonex Beauty Serum now and
savel Use this coupon worth &c.
DEALER. Yea ere authorized - or aosat
10 redeem this coupon Tor sc o. HoFmonaz
Beauty Serum. We pay you 75e u eoaditioas
Of oiieF have been complied with b. you and
customer. Mall redeemed eoupon0 to
HoRMONEx, PARIS, TENN. Redeemahlo
value only on HoRMoNEN BEAUTY SERUM.
This offer Is void wherever prohibited. taxed
or restricted By Law. This coupon eood tcS
7Se. Clip u out now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

You may obtain HormOnex
Beauty Serum at:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

TIARA" A LOVELY NEW LOOK
IN LUGGAGE, BY AMERICAN TOURISTER

the
ahsss steel closures and WesGds locks padded
The HcruI poHsnsd interiors luxury women
blue uhs white fuwn, dusk brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

jones E. BosIey hos
been appointed TO the
mortgage bonking
staff Of BosIeN Hor-
ting g Hight. Inc. Pre-
viousIN Mr.. BosIey
was with the firm os
manager Of the mort
sose insurance de-
pertinent in the Hy-
ottsvilIe and Morlow
Heights broneh Of
fees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
Realty Revue

hUIud arm lids Uccil oclSCLcu
as the Montgomery County
"Realtor of the Year." Carl r.
Sturges, president Of the Mont
gomerY County Board of Real
tors, has announced.
Mr.. Raffell is the immediate
past president of the board and
has served on many of its key
COMMITTEES, otter as chairman.
He also is presently a director
Of the Maryland Association Of
Real Estate Boards.
Owner of Raffell Real ES-
tate in Takoma Park, he is a
specialist in investment prop
critics. He is a member Of
Suburban Maryland Builders
Association and is active in the
National Institute of Real Es-
tate Brokers, the international
Traders Club and the Mary
land Traders Club.
The Montgomery County
"Realtor of the Year" will be
honored at a special luncheon
during the fall conference Of
the Maryland Association next
month in Hagerstown.
Appraisers to Heor
Address by Weber
Jack A. Weber, assistant di-
rector for construction and val
uation in the Loan Guaranty
Service of the Veterans Admin
istration, will address a meet
ing Of the Washington Chapter
of the Society Of Real Estate
Appraisers at 6:15 pm. Mon
day in the Presidential Arms,
lSZO u street NV.
Mr.. Weber is a graduate Of
Syracuse University and a for
mer chief appraiser for the
Veterans Administration Re-
giOnal Office in Syracuse.
Building Owners
To HeoF W. n. Press
william H. Press, execu-
tive vice president of the
Metropolitan Washington
Board Of Trade, will speak at
a luncheon meeting of the
Building Owners and Mana
gers Association of MetrOpOh-
tan Washington at 12:15 pm.
Wednesday in the Burlington
Hotel.
His subject will be "WaSh-
ingtOn Today and Tomorrow"
Mrs. Margaret 1. Elliott
HonoFed by Realtors
Mrs. Margaret L. Elliott Of
Northwest Realty Co. was in
Quoted into Omega Tau Rho
(Old Time Realtors, an hon
Orary fraternity Of the Ma
tional Association of Real
Estate Boards, during the
meeting Of the Montgomery
County Board Of Realtors this
week.
Mrs. Elliott, a member of
the Montgomery Board, is the
current president of the Wash
ington Area Women's Council
of NAREB, and has served
as a governor of the Women'S
Council at the national level.
Nathan to Address
Brokers Meeting
Larry Nathan, president of
Bruce Hunt mems store, will
speak at a brokers' luncheon
Of the Montgomery County
Board of Realtors September
"A in the Washington Coun-
try Club.
Mr.. Nathan will speak on
"Your 40 in Selling" The
initials stand for appearance
quOtient.
Miller Associates
Move Their Offices
Miller Associates, Inc, has
moved into new and larger
offices at 1O645 Connecticut
avenue, Kensington, Sam Mil
Ter, president, announced this
week.
At the same time, Mr.. Mil
Ter announced that Robert E.
BOIen has been named sales
manager of the organization
and that four new sales peo-
nlo Mrs Kathryn Hancock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
Realty Revue
RoffeII Receives Honors

tors, Of Cheverly, Charlotte
WaIkendifer, broker, has re-
ported.
Swesnik to Address
Nebraska Meeting
Richard H. Swesnik, presi-
dent of the real estate in
vestment firm of Swesnik and
Blum, Inc, will address the
46th annual convention of the
Nebraska Real Estate Associ-
alton next Friday in Lincoln.
Samuel MugmOn Of the
Swesnik and Blum firm at
tended the Institute Of Real
Estate Management's course
in practical Methods for
Successful Property Manage
nlent" which ended today in
Minneapolis.
Evons Joins
Corr Firm
David Evans, a recent
marketing major graduate Of
American University, h a
joined Oliver T. Carr, Inc, a
real estate investment and
development company here.
He will specialize in land and
market research.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
Architects Sketchbook
Gun Lamp Stand
By BILL MEYERRIEcKS
Stor Special Writer

Sketchbook this week has
the man Of the house square
On its sights. If he's partial to
antique guns (and what man
isn't or his hobby is hunt
ing, it is likely that he's very
interested in furnishing his
den or favorite spot with a
sporty, masculine touch.
One consideration for this
should be Sketchbook's de-
sign idea, the Gun Lamp.
For the gun buff, the plan
gives you exact dimensions
and details to make a hand
some, sturdy gun lamp stand
that will hold your prize, in
activated rifle. Standing be-
side that favOrite chair, the
stand ADDS a little Zlng as
well as light in your life.
But what if you have no
antique piece to add to the
gun stand lamp? The Sketch
book plan solves that. It
shows exactly how to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

Heating Cooling Information
Bureau.
The trend is clear in cOlors
Of plumbing fixtures, the bu-
reau points out. Pink is the
undisputed leader in populari-
ty, as has been the case for
several years. Next most pop
ular is tan. Green, yellow
and blue are next in line.
Gray and dark colors are cho-
sen very infrequently by new
h me and modernization
buyers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

GUN LAMP PLANS AVAILABLE You order deoed eosyo
follow pons for this Iomp Send 50 with this
Architects stehboO The Washington Star Box z25
General Post Office, New York l. NJ r.
Please Send Gun Lomp Plan S-l28
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
White Mostly In Plumbing

About half Of all plumbing
fixtures sold across the Nation
are white, says the Plumbing
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Levitt Job
Moves Fast

Levitt and Sons, Inc,
builder of the Belair at Bowie
development in nearby Prince
Georges County, got its first
overseas community off to a
start that may be a record in
the home building industry.
During the first week end
that Levittown de Puerto Rico
was open, the firm found,
after catching its breath to
count, it had a volume of &c.
114,OOO in contracts and ap-
plicatiOns for 651 houses at an
average price Of $4,000 each.
The figure represents about
rs per cent of its first years
total production, a spokesman
for Levitt said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

an authentic replica of an
1862 Springfield rifle, a long,
slender weapon that must
have weighed heavily on the
back of a Union soldier. Full
size patterns from the guns
stock butt to sight are drawn
in the plan. All you do is
trace and shape your wood,
then cut other parts from
bits of metal ana secure to
the gun stock.
The lamp stands construc-
ton is not difficult. Any av-
erage handyman can do it as
well as the wiring which is
fully explained in the plan.
What's interesting to the
girls about this lamp? 1t is
an opportunity for them to
send for the 5O-cent plan for
that great outdoorsman-hus-
band, who'll appreciate the
thoughtfulnesS. And the lamp
will make an unusual, per-
Sonal touch in his area of
relaxation in the home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
Nathan to Address
Brokers Meeting

Larry Nathan, president of
Bruce Hunt mems store, will
speak at a brokers' luncheon
Of the Montgomery County
Board of Realtors September
"A in the Washington Coun-
try Club.
Mr.. Nathan will speak on
"Your 40 in Selling" The
initials stand for appearance
quotient."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
On The Move

About one in five households
changed residences during the
past year, according to hous-
ing aut b oritie S at Allied
Chemicals Barrett Division.
Job changes and expanding
needs Of growing ( "a m lille S
were the most frequent cause
Of moving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

Mrs. Joyce FiShman, Mrs.
Dorothy Watkins and Glenn
Shaw, have joined the sales
staff.
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Steom Guard

Steam from your tea kettle
and other kitchen utensils can
quickly damage kitchen walls.
To avoid trouble, surface the
wall behind the stove with
waterproof and stainproof GER
amic tile. You'll have no trou-
BILE finding a color and design
to suit your kitchen scheme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

Mrs. Joyce FiShman, Mrs.
Dorothy Watkins and Glenn
Shaw, have joined the sales
staff.
CFoweII Firm
Changes Name
Mrs. Vivian CrOwell, presi-
dent of Crowell Management
Corp. Of Arlington, has an
nounced a change in the cor
porate name to Old Dominion
Management Corp.
She also announced appoint
ment Of william A. Davy,
formerly a mortgage loan Of
ficer of CrOwell & Co., as
secretary treasurer Of the Old
Dominion firm.
Lettieh to Head
FTeemon Sales
Edward c. Freeman, Real
tor, with offices at SOLO Silver
Hill road, Suitland, has an
nounced appointment Of Mario
G. Lettich as sales manager
for his firm. Mr.. Lettich has
been with the Freeman organ
ization for eight months and
formerly was with M. Leo
Storch Of Seabrook, Md.
Homeowner Notes
Management Changes
Homeowner atty Co.,
Inc, of Riverdale, Md, has
announced a number Of pro-
motions and management
changes.
Mrs. Maxine p. Great, for
merly with John Webster Co.,
has been named manager Of
the Silver Hill office Of Home
owner. She will be assisted
by Loyal Lukes. Charles
Brice, who headed the Silver
Hill office, has been designat-
ed to manage the newly
opened Seat Pleasant office,
assisted by John Glover, for
merly with T. D. Burgess.
Edward H. Brown, mana
ger Of the main office, has
appointed Leonard Gilman
his assistant.
Three Firms
Add Solesmen
Three Washington area
realty firms have announced
additions to their sales Staffs.
Paul Jerome McGarvey
has joined the staff Of Royal
Properties, Mimi Rosenberg,
broker, has reported.
Mrs. Evelyn Van Lowe,
formerly with James L. Dix
on Co., has joined the staff Of
Geo. W. Allen Co., Silver
Spring, George W. Allen, an
nOunced this week.
Mrs. Marion Hershey OF
Cheverly has become affili-
ated with Parkway Co., Real
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Rosemary Hills
nAnnain

Only because owners health requires
Sss.Si.. 'Ali , sssai rsE' ss .sSSE
n. sSsi'f i. es s'i ism 4 ST r T w.
Hsken. StS hsrSry VITA SOCK.
shelves and full bath. bed
ssns. win 4t n f i0ii 'I SssS ava M
ialss utility Area; TAs esgtire
valuable extras plus menhbsTshin
in nearby community swimming
pool,inel, shown ~ appointment.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21

Father EeFl his ewn private BATH
S sSTs Sc Sale ne Ao ~: Es.nS: s.S &
II, super sauip. III. Father has
attached garage tool FhA, ap-
SScS a.. ls - GiEKEY REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
Keith

REALTY e ka7.saoo
cAp1IoL rLA1k KRkk7-JusI list
q. eIsstS rsmbllr VITA Ssp. ain
HIh., Lee. Sat-In hit, tWin-stsS
sadrmS, feneld let. An fer SIS.NSO
"a AA tsEnlh AVIAN. K0RtRf
. pAYH 4 co., INC. Realtors.
CAPITOL HRIohTs -. a.I.arm.
henS u bekutiful e6A6,. ffsune /.
via outside EXIT .2tSs.isss: IL,
front and rear perehes. Bis
: nav $500 reef. vacant fer immS1
occupancy. ne On. ~ OF. lev On.
COLLEGE PARK - You can ovn
? fenced trSe-essked Z acre
ier Teas thAA $50 per mo. ne
ep. 70 OIL and seller win pay
$500 Of puEchaser'S ssttlsmsni
est. Better hurry and call, sTf.
cllEvWRLY TINRAcE-a bedrms.,
~ baths, full aih.. rm., . stsp-
sayiae kitehen WITH breAkfAst bar,
yalak.eut hsmt;s eeiled And tiled
: :SSnSS.,, 'E x. ..s:.. nyn aHe
81 !, shii isI enly sit:7sc INA
for cash. '''''
LANHAM PAkK-set the suain,
charm HutaiA0 ana InsIde ~ fSt.
junior sstats' thss g. nov v . snI,
sss s zen. iii ,ll. ~ S.tA. s' :Ics..;
salore' airy aayllght Walk-sut
fsss, sis =" tr Sas, lava lawn a.
tolning lot also available. priced
lev with PA or OF terms and
eyneT vii cay $500 81 BUR-
shassr's settlsmsAt cost. win lise
PxrPER MILL vTILAoE-A bean.
tiful clean rambler. 8 bedrms.
plne.paneled din. area, new ala
pesa nev hot.vAter heater, full
aayilght bsmt.. eafpert, soft. let
already financed At ~ 4 with rno
paymshti q slnl, Better cali
.i snEss Gro. rHorERTrss, Jsc:.
cAkkoLLf0N-Nssd Fsomi sps.
eleus hems win Z bedrnas,, SEQ
I'm aRs :srpegts ASsyME d
ny siEHr slsahfS. 70. Hut4!O'
cARlQLLf0N--s-Sedrm.. IN-sath
rambler; fin. rec. rIn,. si1.bOO,
Lev down pint. i7lfsORb,
kOLLf0N-3.Ssdrm, Colonial
Assume OIL With luhstantial eown
ssils1' %ill IN 2 .ss1' rssfstSSiP.I
CLtNfON-LarsS A-bsdrin. rambler
W ,tEress modern kit.' huss lsvs
"cli NJ s.sIsk ,TnApN
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
CLINTON IikK-EIy S.SsdTeom
2isath brick lyilt.isysr,, eSsap
large level wooded ist, s2S. $50
XIIS s az terms, Can Mrs. crcc$'
JOHN n. Whistler m. $3.50,
c0LLE0g plRK = s.bedrm. bFk
Colonial, w baths, bsrit, tiled
''n'ris tjkciRf" Rtsrfy $4,000 '
t7'-aooo After {, p.P. VA. 1884
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HOUSES F0h sALE--MD.
PRINCE AE0RaEs COUNTY

PALMER PARK-.Duteh colonial
's sarSsS. .pc Sasn' sissva n;
kit. vinyl FIR. KIT and din rm.
mar school. no closing cost. In.
% G.se 77 sosi Come see make Of
r PALMER FARK-Vacant. ne re-
tape, assume lg0. loan with anal
Down payment, Spacious 3.bSd,
;SS::sS t ;sSs'' c.'wR. ' F.SssH4 "a "a
HoMEowNER RLTY.
POWDER MILL EsfATRs. neal
MOL and NASA = Brick rambler
-Aere wooded lot, liV. Tm. with
ttrepl,, SEP. din. rm., elee. hit.
ser saIs BIZ owsiE Ss'' In ip aald S;S:
f Ssss1 toan. TwsE. s s.sgSHs '1i'tiA'
RlyERDALE !. lALTll0RR FKWY
az 4 sA S2sD R SESEif MI VA 2.iiS +
R1VRRDALk IA Sep. ATS. BIZ
yard, $3.50 On. Total uTiee, SIR.
400. BUTI,ER REALTY, Ap, 4.
1870, WA, $4,000,
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ANNANDALE = Rambler, Immacu-
late. . bedrms., 1915 family rm,,
sep. din. IIAy paneIed fIrSpl. wall,
kxtfas. DsSd.snd street. bus 400
y; SiSS90. VA or conventional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
ROCKVILLE
ASSUME LARGE LOAN

3 4bedrm. rambler. on lovely wooded
lot, Living rm., Kitchen, screened
pfnS' IA. 7-i5OO I'll b,
LIST WITH LINGO
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REALTORS WI; .

SILyER sPRINa:,, wss. cAFrsll
eplit-lsvel, copv. Toe. 3 eedrms..
az baths, liy. rrn.. din, rm.
segsrs . pvt ps ,io, ana S:s ,,S
atablS space IN bay windoE, rec.
rm.. lRe. utility rm and stoIs,Ge
s sPsps., s shei sond' y As,un. Z 81
or FLA. Lew COS 1928 conevsr
DR.. 10. 5-2710. OPEN sat.-eun..
l 70 dark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE HTS. Baltimore ave-
Iss H.; 5 bedrns., bath up, double
gar. lot i5b-it, frontate BY 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
M. S.lsOO Ewes. wo. s.sl4s
SHORT OF CASH2

SHORT OF CASHp
You, can buy this beautiful 3-bed-
payment Of 5000. This aif-brk.
beauty has o taele-spaee kit,
sep. din. rm., .liv. rm, ana powder
rm. on 1st floor, plus Q lovely
s S. IN v w ps SsRsji no+,
SILVER SPRING, elSse in, Ell Ply
Srs Mil rd.-eparklins all-bTk
rambler. cir eene III, Z Aise s ssd .Ts..
Under IN III, oo6. viii sell teaas. rvs
MITIER ACCOCHA1xEQ
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list S9QK

KOOEkB HEIdHTs--A STEAL
All-brick ceps Cod. newly deco.
rated, nice liy. rm,, din. rnl.,
rs. kit, 2 baths, 3 Ssdrms.. rec
REALTY SERVICE, INC.
l7A-s600 Eves., Ap. 7.O07O
RO0eRs HEfdnTs-7-foom Cole
nial with separate dining room,
firepl. IN llv. rm.. full bsmt. Fast
Possession 70 qualified buyer. Close
70 BAltimOre-W Warrington parkway.
FHA approved at $1,000. Call
tn p pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT 3. DAVIS 4 CO., NC.
sU1TLAND AREA-A.bedrm., 2K.
bath. brick rambler, ali eISe. kit.
hs..i SEP IAN m ~ LIZ; .n S% With ~
fnh., lGe. level fenced in yard, close
y parechIal aAd public achoola,
DNlvERsITY PARK
Custom built brick rambler mr..
Prince George Plaza. Agriculture
all sehoel. and all churches. This
enc has many unusual features.
You must see Il 10 Appreciate 1.
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PmrER MILL vHLAoE-A beau
pIns;pss:isd sin' area n s,a' ~:
pes9l. new hel.vAisr heater, full
already iiSsas.s Al AVS with mo- no
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III v EIb1<kAAG
veteran ne dewn payment
on this AL Germ. brick
semi-colenihl on bic corner
lot, Only 1920. walking
distance 10 81. BernardG and
all public lehoolA, ahopping
and bus, Non.vet can buy
r rsym.I So-y Yin lean ;,.s . tSE ~ lSS
JUST 1896
Needed including settlement
on these brAnd-nev ram
slssa nr, ,,,iSer Prince .0sse5ls'
They have AZ luxe kItehens
and full bsmts., tiled baths.
level let's with shade trees,
din. areas. can for abpt.
The Perry Boswell Co.
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SILVER sPRfNG-Ail-bFiek ram:
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KEN DRUeKIN Realter 949-4000
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SIDE REALTY CO., 10. s-e44O
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ANpHEws AyB u ONLY . MN
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