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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
BY ANDREA
star Special Writer

PARIS.-She has a famous
name, but she made her own
fame, too.
Jaequeline Citroen, daugh-
ter of the great Andre Cit
roen (the car BUILDER is the
perfect example Of q true
Parisienne at the best. She
lives the life of her city and
has the rare quality Of being
an efficient career girl as
well as a dashing socialite.
She is a career girl be-
cause she holds an important
position In one Of the big
Paris fashion houses, Jacques
Helm, where she heads the
department "Jeunes Files
for unmarried girls under as
exclusively (But the wedding
dress is included In the de-
partment and each year
about 100 white dream gowns
are made for her one-time
customersI)
She has been II years with
Helm and never had a dull
moment there. Now she has
picked q new assistant for
her public relations-Corinna
Dixon, the charming and
beautiful daughter of Sir
Pearson Dixon, British Am
basSador in Paris. Corinna
viii take UP her new job in
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for myself. light my cigar
cites, etc. He says he should
do this when we are on Q
date. I am used to waiting
on myself and don't see any
reason why ] should wait for
him to do these things. What
do you think2
Miss M. l.. B.
Answer: That you are
wrong, young lady! It Is q
mans prerogative to wait
upon the lady he Is escort
ing. It is his privilege to per-
form these small courtesies.
Not allowing him to do SO,
only makes him conspicuous
to others present and at the
same time will end UP In his
resenting your display of In
dependence. Result? One less
hoy friend" You don't have
to be a "clinging vine," but
at least be feminine and let
the man perfrom the cour-
tesies that are expected Of
him.
Resistered. U. 9. Patent officsO
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PARIS REPORT
JocqueIine Citroen Is
A rue Pdrisienne

will drop in for the winter
outfit, the sportSwear and
the debs for their party
dresses. She supervises the
making of about so white
dresses for the yearly debut
tante ball, which is not so
bad, considering that there
are never more than $50.
Before the end of the year
she intends to visit the
United States, where she has
been only once. She wants to
study the ready-to-wear
clothes in New York and to
visit the Ford plants in De-
troit. Her father has been an
intimate friend Of Henry
Ford, and his heiress, young
Anne Ford, has been her
customer.
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the fall and will give a big
reception for the occasion.

the fall and will give a big
reception for the occasion.
New Trends?
Jacqueline leaves this week
for a quick vacation to avoid
the nerve wracking pre-
collection atmosphere, but
will be back for the first
showings and the big week of
the foreign fashion press.
Asked about the new trends,
she revealed only that
Jacques Helm will launch the
black beaver coat for this
winter, and that there will
be lots of furs.
She won't say much more
except that her "Jeunes
Files" will have q great
choice Of stunning long eve
ming dresses. She also talks
about the new factory that
Helm is building in Britanny,
where hosiery, jerseys and
underwear will be manufac-
tured for the house.
Once the collections are
over, she will rush to Deau-
vile for the high summer
season and regrets only that
she cannot be at once at the
three other places Jacques
Helm has on q seashore:
Cannes, Biarritz and Rio de
Janeiro.
In the fall her young crowd
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that nothing is more I'M
slightly than to talk with a
cigarette dangling from the
mouth? This is a bad habit
one sees all too often. When
calling or dining at the home
Of friends, If there are no
ashtrays present, do you take
the hint and resist that urge
to smoke?
Do you refrain from smok-
ing on the street,
Do you always use ashtrays
for the purpose for which
they are intended, or do you
carelessly flip ashes hither
and yon with a complete. dis
regard Of the furniture and
clothes Of those unlucky
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enough to be sitting near
your
Questions and Answers
Question: ! always get very
fused up and confused when
I introduce my friends to my
parents. DO I say "this is my
mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dow?" If not, what do
! do?
Miss E. L. B.
Answer: When introducing
a relative, unless the name
differs from yours, it is only
necessary to state the rela-
tionship. The most gracious
way to present your friends
to your parents is to say,
Mother and Dad, / would
like to have you meet Jack
Downs" The same rule APP
plies when introducing a
girl to them.
4 -
Question: I have a boy
friend who is criticizing me
because I always open doors
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MODERN MANNERS,
Do Smokers
Make You Funne
BY CAROLYN HAeNER SHAW

A fellow colunnist philip
H. Love- has kindly sug-
gested that I state my ideas
on smoking manners.
The actions of my little
friend, Mrs. inexperienced,
would seem to be a graphic
example of "don'ts for
mokers"-particularly from
the ladies angle, that is.
Gentlemen can also make
sure they are not guilty Of
any infractions.)
Mrs. inexperienced is q
chain smoker. She smokes
while driving her car, while
walking on the street, while
waiting for q bus, while
shopping completely dis
regarding the mo smoking"
signs in stores). She smokes
at the table, between every
course, and when an ashtray
has not been provided, she
drops ashes and grinds out
her cigarette on the dinner
ware.
She will blow smoke in the
face Of the person with whom
she's eating or talking, and
when she's standing in a
group, she makes violent ges-
lures with her cigarette, at
the peril Of wells and cloth
ing. When she puts q ciga-
rette down, she's not always
careful to put it out, with
resultant danger to furniture
and carpets.
She doesn't carry a lighter
and never can find a match,
so she continuously worries
her friends asking for a light.
While she smokes necessarily,
for some reason or other she
is usually out Of cigarettes,
so she depends on borrow
ing" them from her friends.
Just as you can tell q gen.
tleman by the way he smokes,
so too, can you recognize a
lady, If she smokes like q
gentleman. Although the ac-
tual moral stigma against
women smoking Is gone and
it has become an accepted
custom, I think these few
slants on the problem of
smoking manners are the
reason why criticism against
it still persists.
Now, maybe you're con-
WINGED, as Mrs. Inexperi-
enced undoubtedly is, that
your SIN oking habits are
perfect. Maybe they are.
However, checking up occa-
sionally can't do any harm.
Smoking becomes more or
less automatic, and it Is
therefore easy to slip into q
careless disregard for those
around you. Suppose we go a
little further into the SUBJ
ject.
Are you always careful to
show courtesy to the nom
smoker by asking permission
to smoke?
Do you always remember
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BON VOYAGE BY MOONLIGHT
Auxiliary Meeting

The Woman's Relief Corps
Department Of the Potomac
Auxiliary to the Grand Army
of the Republic is meeting
for dinner this evening at
5 pm. at the home Of Miss
Bernice Ferris.
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Social Work

Jacqueline works hard and
does q lot Of social work, too.
She has recently been elected
delegate Of the staff Of the
house and takes this part Of
her work very seriously, hav-
ing been once an efficient
Girl Scout. Being thus social
doesn't prevent her from be-
ing a socialite. Nearly moth
ing big happens in Paris
without her.
She attends lunches, din
Evening star., 1963-01-15

CHRYSLER '62 conv., auto. trans >,
2 and h.. power steering and
brakes. 5000 actual miles, white
with red inter, fully guar, 81
G05
Evening star., 1963-01-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE
IMP0RTS-SP0RTS

BORG WARD '5s station wagon.
Combi. 2-dr. German made and
world renowned for its custom
precision cars. 1-owner. I'm
maculate. S595. JACK BLANK
PONTIAC, areas largest Pontiac
dealer. 3460 14th St, NV.
462-3700.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUCKS '62 demos, as much as
$1,000 off. RALPH BROWN
BUICK. $50 H st. ne. Ii. 6-0267.
BUICK SPECIAL '63 2-dr. hdtp,,
VS.. 4-speed trans. positraction
rear end. r., h., small amount
down and take over payments
Call ewes, ia. 5-6632.
BUICK 81 lie Sabre station wagon.
Full power equipment, radio and
heater, Colonial white finish,
whitewall tires. S295 down on ap-
proved credit
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BIG THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. /
Iuesdoy, Jonuoy Is, 1868
GARAGES

CAP. HILL, close in, dry, secure
garage, Tor car or storage. sos
mo. Ii. 7-l22S, FE 7-4599 ewes,
FOR RENT-Garage spaces, / in
side, Also 2 outside, 1928 T ST.
NV. Call 234-7635,
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MOTORCYCLES
AVIATION

HONDA 80, 305 &C, fully equip.
excel. cond., best offer. FE. z
940S after 3 pm,
Evening star., 1963-01-15

imperial rial-Chrysler-plymouth-Simca
4l00 GEORGIA Ave NV ia 0.2A0r
$50 4-door Saratoga,
completely equipped, one owner
low mi. will fuar Call FRED
FREDERICK. TTB-7373.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ONTIAC 81 Bonneville 4-dr. hdtp,,
iimmac. 1-owner beauty, every ex-
ira MUST BE SEEN S2,3SS bank
fin. KIRK MOTORS, 1000 Ga.
ave. NV. TIA. 0-4SOO
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ROSenthal
LOGAN FORD

I'D 'bp GalaNie convertible, fully
tipped Inca gold with white top,
eeed much lower than anywhere
Evening star., 1963-01-15

Imperials t2) 1855 4
dr. sedan. full power incl, steer.
inF. brakes, seat, Windows r and
h exceptional eond,. J with air
cond and new snow tires, $3.50
Other $500 OWNER, oil, 2-i0i7,
Evening star., 1963-01-15

COMET '0l a.drs r. and h, auto.
Ouly giIph Sin6 dn, Stn mo
LIE y BUTLER, 1874 Fist a.
NV FE Ts14ii
Evening star., 1963-01-15
PEACOCK

BUICK
- 1901 West Broad St.
Falls Chufchc, Va JE 4-sbOl
PORsCHE 62 1900" SUP Coupe
elec. sun roof. cream. Z mo. sac
OK 7-2ag7 da FL. 6-s24l eve
RENAULT DAUPHINE 5a. r and
b. snow tires, $500 S64-l0l4
RENAULTS go Dauphines, choice
OF .. from S6nA, sos IN.
MAJOR IMPORTS
Corner Wilson Blvd and N 10th
Arlington Va ia i-Bbu7
RENAULT go Dauphlnr car In
excellent condition, clearance price
S3O5
GELLER FIAT
400 Miller Ave. of 1ia0 Wise
Bethesda, Nd. Bii.U9lh
Evening star., 1963-01-15
Akers Olds-CadilIac Co
Cadillac-OldS 60

CADILLAC ~ A.dr hdtp. Pull
power incl FACTORY AIR CON.
DtTiONiNG. tinted glass, solid re-.
gent black finish. immAc rich
orig inter Low mileage Garage
kept It's your kind Of car. JACK
BLANK PONTIAC areas larRest
Pontiac dealer, $3.50 iath ~, nv.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
ROYAL MOTORS

imperial .Chrysler-p Plymouth .simca
400 oeorRia Ave NV ia h-lhnn
CHRYSLER 'ga 4.dr. Brand new,
F0uipped, complete selection, So.
NHt Bank terms 10 ~ your
budget Before you buy, giye Us
a Try
L. ? sTEuARr cHRYsLER CITY
IEnM AuL.n Az nM m.AEnn
Evening star., 1963-01-15

1901 West Broad ST.
Falls Church, Va. JE, 4-sb0l
FORD SO Fordor Country Sedan
b-pAssenger station wagon, auto
matte transmission, r. and h.,
beautiful green finish. Sl,Oa5.
Evening star., 1963-01-15


1850 Goth st. NV. FH 7.ss0O
FORD 62 ualaxle $500" co. Off
cial Fordor sedan, peacock blue.
9aO hlDy crulseomAtlc, Wv
tires, p,S. radio de luxe wheel
covers. padded dash, undercoat.
No h3l3 List price, 1877. Sale
price "oSo. srEuART FORD,
s-j000 Daily 80 Saturday SD
FORD 'B2 oalaxie 800" co. Off
cial Fordor sedan. Silver gray and
white, go h.p, cruiseomatie, ps,
De wheel covers, Wv. tires, un.
dercoat No, O14B. List price ~ &.
800 Sale price. Sg,B3l. BTEti-
ART FORD 9TH and N Y, ave.
nv. Ma $4,000, Daily so, SAT-
urdAy $50
Evening star., 1963-01-15

CHEVROLET '5s Bel Air hardtop,
auto, ps.. pb, big engine. nice
condition throughout. Ssg5 week
end special. BURROWS RAMBLER,
900 NJ st.. sc. Ii. 4-s300 (Opp,
Navy Yd }
Evening star., 1963-01-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THUNDERBIRD 81 hardtop. Full
power, auto. trans. r.-h. Like new.
ROYAL MOTORS

Imperial Chrysler- Plymouth -simca
400 Georgia Ave, NV. ia. $4,000
THIRD $50 hardtop, r. and h.,
Evening star., 1963-01-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcoNTlNUEDl-

CADILLAC 80 9-passenger limo,
cobalt blue, factory air, power
steering and brakes, special
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2600
CADILLAC 81 coupe blue finish,
factory air, very clean, special
S3,495,
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 22nd st. NV, FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '5S Limousine, ali
cond., r. and h., good cond., low
mi: 81 ,S95. Contact MR.. KING
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Kent Area

Closein D. c.. Spacious brick new
split-level Of Colonial design. Locak.
ed on quiet cul-de-sac. Interesting
hoor plan features spacious hv,
rm:, din. rm. and den, fine kit., S
bedrms,, baths, plus maids room
and bath, LEIGH AND SCHWAR,
lNC:s EN-, ~, 2.Seoo. ewes. eall Mr..
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
fEAAIYiNiItERN

ARL. N.-Opposite school, 9 rm.
house e. bedrms.). basement,
walk to shops, bus, etc; $3.50
per mo-; BEULAH GoSS. JA.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

ARL.- bedrms., bath, din. rm.,
lge, hv. rm., paneled firepl. com.
pletely .redecorated. Lge. fenced
yard, choice location. Option 10
Evening star., 1963-09-19

HERND0N, VA.-NTERNATIoNAL
ior Dulles Airport. % %BaicSnieS Sand and
patios. Lge. closets and ample sto-
rage space. lined. occup. | bed
rm., Sis. 2 bedrms., $l35-$l37 so
9 bedrms., $3.50, all utils. incl,
Furn. apis. avail. DR.: Locust
st. next to Herndon High School.
Res, mgr, code 703-A3I-3342 or
FLORANCE REALTY, JA. 4-2e2s.
, 1963-03-27

metro.
MR.. CORNEIRO Francisco Corneiro, At

MR.. CORNEIRO francisco Corneiro, Attorney
General, speaking under Auth; S II, Rev. Organic Act
of the Virgin Islands of 1854. as amended): Mr.. Presi-
dent, just to set the record straight, there's no provision
of law which authorizes any officer, anytime, to collect
fines on the highways or in traffic for any violation Of
law. If an officer does anything like that, he is violating
the law, and if the Senator has any such information, GER
tainly the Attorney Generals Office would like to know
CONTINUED on page 81
, 1963-03-27

THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Or TIE UNITED STATES
Christiansted, ST. Croix
Department Of Property & Procurement
ALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids, in quadruplicate, will be received at
the Department Of Property& Procurement, Division OF
Procurement, Christiansted, St. Crolx, Us. Virgin
Islands until HOO am. April 5. 1868.
Asphalt Paving Emulsion
Milk Dispense Etc.
Air Conditioners
Toilet Facilities
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. to waive any informality in bids. and unless
otherwise specified by the Government or by the bidder,
% ACCEPT any item in the bid.
Copies of5invitation to bid may be obtained from
he Division of Procurement, ChrisGlansted, St. Crolx,
US. Virgin Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property & Procurement
Per:
ALPHONSO ROMNEY
, 1963-03-27
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
(Contipued)

THE PRESIDENT Senator Reese. l
MR.. REESE: Mr.. President, may | ask him a cou-
pie Of questions on the remarks he made before
THE PRESIDENT Go ahead Senator.
MR.. EES In the first remarks concerning the
ticket. understood him to say that the man was stop
ped, he was fined Immediately on the pot-S2o.OO-ne
had to leave his car and then take a taxi.
MR.. ALEXANDER Thru the Chair: The case |
relaetd concerned a doctor in Frederiksted, who did not
have a 1862 license. I was told that he was lined S25.OO
on the SPOT, collected by the police, and was told that
he could not use his car until the license was obtained.
Therefore, the car had to be left IN Frederlksted-ne
lived in Christiansted-he had to hire q taxi to come TO
Christiansted, which cost him $500, and then take OUT
license and 90 back to Frederiksted to get the car eX-
amined. | also know of a number OF instances where
people had applied for licenses, but by the time they ar
rived the. clerks said that they were not working any
longer, and they would have to come tomorrow. Those
people did not have their licenses and the police gave
them a ticket. But I understand now that that decision
has been abrogated by the extension Of time. My point
is this: that when you have a deadline date for that, the
clerks should be made to understand that they should
remain as long as they have people to serve.
MR.. REESE Mr.. President.
H PRESIDENT Senator Reese.
MR. REESE: Mr.. President, | like to give right
where right is due! AS far as the licensing OF the cars
and the fne. are concerned, | would not go along with
that Most of the car owners had from December 10Th to
February 15th-exactly two months in which to inspect
and license their cars. AS far as the government office
IS concerned, | don't blame them in that respect at all,
because they allowed two months in which to do it. |
don't see why anybody had to wait until the last day to
license their cars and expect employees to stay there
until nine o'clock at night to serve them. If they were
negligent for two months-60 days don't see why
they need another extension anyhow.
On the other point, Mr.. President, | don't see how
a policeman on the street in St. Croix-or in St. Thomas
can issue a ticket and collect a fine on the spot. "
course, in St. Croix there are different policies-even IN
the night club business. But how IS it possible for a
policeman to be officer, judge and jury? How can ne
stop you in the street and inform you that you are COM
hitting an offense, impose a fine of $500 and collect it
Immediately. l concede that he can order you to stop
driving your car until it has the proper license, accord
ing to law. But 1 don't see how a policeman could line a
man $25.O0 in the street. I think that is something to
look into! Because if they can do that in St. Croix, they
may try to do it here.
MR.. ALEXANDER Thru the Chair Mr.. President,
the Attorney General wishes to give some explanation
, 1963-03-27
MARIO LEWIS
VERNME OF

GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Christiansted. ST. Croix
Department Of Property & Procurement
a ALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids, in quadruplicate, will be received at
the Department Of Property & Procurement, Division of
Procurement, Christiansted, St. Croix, US. Virgin
Islands until lam. April 10. 1868.
Sheets, etc.
Ambulance
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, to waive any informality in bids. and unless
otherwise specified by the Government or by the bidder,
to accept any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the Division Of Procurement, Christ. Insted, ST. Croix,
u S. Virgin Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property & Procurement
Per:
ALPHONSQ ROMNEY
District Supervisor
27-28
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RECREATION ROOM

Is finished and Is lovely In this .
fenced rear yard. $3.50 buys
with no doWn VA
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PALMER PARKING So down oil
Lovely 3-bedroom rambler, Wv
carpet, neaut, decor. HE. h-240O
MORRIS HERMAN A CO.
PALMER PARK-s2O5 down inels
f ILL., tssss ns os mo bs ,ReI P pam
bier, stove, reigr.. patio, fenced
lot Immac, Move right IN. Vacant,
Call OWNER, DU. 10000
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.


KING COLONIAL - Massive new
brick Colonial on elegant -acrs
lot with. towering old trees, This
exauisltely decorated home fea-
tut tITs, ,, entrance II., hall; huge liyi3s
fireplace and bay window. LArge
formal dining rm.. fantastic i4ga5
dream kitchen, 5 generous bed
TTs 0S saS. richly Viz psp sirs
slb,0 900. HANSON HOMES. REAL
TORS, JE, 3-3737.
LITTLE VIENNA EsTATEs-Aimost
new 3-bedrm. 2-bath brick split
rm. with firspi. and bay window,
sep. din. rm,, lovely kit with
breakfast space, full ground-level
bsmt with firepl. and 3rd bath
S ESSshs orS NJ aS.SS' eERtis
CAMPBElI,. AGENT. JE. 3-l2S2
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

ALEXANDRIA,, 1928 Duke st.--valu.
able corner prop. Home, apt. store.
gArage. Priced low 2Us. TIE. $4,000,
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6EEER will sell home Just COM
ia bedrms., ? baths, den.
Enished bsmt and lots OF extras;
oky 70 shopping and transp Call
dk6N hill AREA, e2Qa ABBINo.
HON DR.. IN beaut. River Riege
states--e-rm. brick rambler, liy.
tshsS' 3 bedfms., bath, large
eened porch, full bsmt. with =
knlh, large rec. rm,, bult.in ga
ia FOR full details call 10. 4
ps6SoIGIE5E6oY a { kicE REALTY
dE0N HILL :. Rive sr, Rid e, 81, 4 o9 9 2
tedTm.. ~ bath brick Cape Coo
lsc. rm., full btmt; fenced yar ri
JSRaPNg IRs <, WEBSTER RE. s.S4oo
dEoN HILL AREA. 1891 whltsosk
nr.-Beaut. 5.rm. ptlek Iamo.st
,, EIood q p i Ss'''T rm sn' Rit Ps irep p
IN bsmt with full bath II 900
Gnder FHA appraisal Please call
Or full details. - 80.
p 5d ;5Rfss " ! I af5E 'k Ii Fi2lS'
oEoN HILL, 1882 Broedview I'd,
Ant on Indian Head hwy over.
ISofine Broad Greek = 3-bedrm
iet rambler consisting Of liv.
I'M, firepl., extra-la(se din, I'm.
s.sefs Wooded loi. For fun Al
4aiis, call Mr, Rice, 10. 7-ie2b
.p0LEsBY d RICE REALTY
FxTMER TX "A betrmS h'mt
SfO FHA Fytrp clean
mar hNFK REALTY CO, UN $1,000
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LANGLEY REALTY
EVANSVILLE HILLS

~ n 4 4 DN 4hAIG 4AAA4A5N
Possibly no On, payment 10
veterAns. Lovely u STORY
bungAlow features B lac,
rooms, full bsmt., enclosed
porch, Diet, garage, firepl.,
= storm windows and other
.Gnperlor features, Only Sl4,-
1900. Near ali schools, shop
eging. park and playgro,gnd,
lily with children. Only $1,000
On, cow.
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HERE'S THE STEAL YOU'VE been
waiting for-Three, bedrooms, three
iull baths, formal DINING room
fireplace in living room and huge
finished rec. room. Wall-to-Wall
carpet throughout. Don't miss out,
FHA appraised At S25,750 Total
sales price S24,0b0. FHA or VA,
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-iSse TO all eonvenienees. 3-bed-
foom Colonial, large separate din.
m INo down payment CT or easy
FHh terms and only 500 total
Monthly payment.
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MCLEAN
HORSES

This restored 18th Century Colonial
overlooking rolling acres offers
gracious estate living In nearby
Mclean, lust minutes from down
town d, c. Three bedrooms, three
full baths and den. Guest house.
barn-stable, white board fencing.
flowing stream.
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STORES FOR RENT

bakery, earry-out
foods. Needed TO complete modern
center in Prince oeorges Co. Nd,
adjacent apartment and houses,
Near Andrews ABB Hospital and
Holiday Motel. GEO, 9. KING, CO.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANT

APT. HOUSES AND COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY wanted. no commits.
sion eharesd. will buy direct. WIN
paw top dollar.
Mr.. sINDLER no. 2-l257
APT. BLDG. : rs 70 so units.
Owners only, Private buyer. give
full details, Box 70-J. Star.
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| BEDRMS., 2h BATHS

In lovely Greenwood Forest.
Jlist ! ". old and custom
{ built throughout. Brick con-
struction. Has full bsmt-
(, family rm., Ice. earport. Biz
handicapped lot with pictur-
esdue patio at rear and
belutiiul shrubbery. ASKING
only S26,500.
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WOODLAND
-bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod
SEPARATE din. rm., bsmt. with fin
MED rec. rm. FHA or GI terms.
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ONE
ACRE
POTOMAC HILLS, VA.
Have You Always Wanted
A LOVELY VISTA?

A new white brick rambler fea-
ONE LEVEL. Kitchen With eating
space. cabinets plus pantry, all
bedrms. twin-siZeo. walk out 70
rear rec. room and a lear ga
rage. Wrought iron railing on front
porch sets this home off from
all others.
All city convenienees. sidewalks.
paved streets and buses to all
schools, shopping nearby.
Many homes OF various styles with
3 TO 4 bedrooms.
REYNOLDS CONST. CORP.
356-T367 53s-7ls3