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Huge Savings on
Foshion 5th Shop
Fashions

ITO styles In cotton corduroy. sueded
cotton, royon crepe, wool. royon
broeode. dark cotton, cleor eolors
and prints. Some jumpers included
In group. Broken sizes for Juniors,
misses, women and demi-sizes
Comparable voIus 1875 ord l4.95.
400
20 one end two-pisss styles in wool.
Also eoektoiI dresses in royon bro
code ond lures metoIlie In this
group, Broken sizes for Juniors,
misses, demi-sizes Comparable
volue 1895, 500
WGL-Foshion 5ih Dress Shop,
5th Floor Washington Store
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Outstanding Group
OF Misses
Dresses Reduced

A group Of $50 outstanding dresses
in street and cocktail styles. Woods
and eFepes labeled for fabric con-
tent. For risht-now wear. Sizes s
10 20 in the group.
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Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Teen Dresses
Greatly Reduced
comparable vaInes
500 10 1926

NWWVWTWUIF IWIWtS nm
500 10 1925 'SS
30 smortly styled teen dresses, To-
beled for fobrie content. Group in
eludes dark prints and eIeor eoIors.
Choose shirtdresses, roll sleeve and
"a length sleeve styles. Sizes SIS.
WGL--Teen-Aee Apparel,
9TH Floor, Washington Store
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Remnonts-FddOy Only
Hats ond Wells
Reduced More
Than "
20 Wells. in assorted coIors, eompor-
oble volue 300 soc
20 Assorted feathers, for trimming
bots, comparable Volue Soc to 30,
2Ss 70 Use
30 Assorted foil hots. velvets ond
velours. Ronoe Of styles ond coIors.
Comparable volues 7.99 TO 1925,
800
WGL-Hot Dor. lsi Floor,
Washington Store
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Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Doytime Dresses
comparable vGlReS Am
0.99 TO 1926

800 TO 1926
IS pieces, In group ore dark eottons
and cotton blends, oil IobsIed for
FsbFie content. Wonderful selection
Of isskst dresses end sIossie styles.
Misses 1910 end some womsn's
sizes.
WGl-Foshion 5th Daytime
Dresses, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
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WGL-Robes ond Lounoeweor,
3rd Floor, Washington Store
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31
Sidewalk Roises
Problem In
Bank Building
by Ethel RYAN

UMBERTON: Miss Eliza
beth Lee. LumbCrton architect
VINO IS competing successfully
with the leading male-man-
ned architectural firms IN
North Carolina, has answered
question which has been
puZZliug the local sidewalk
SupcrintcndentS.
Miss Lee is converting 4
former Supcrmarkct into quart
CrS for a branch of the Wacca-
NAV Bank and Trust Company
of WhItCvillc.
\ concrete parking lot adj
joined the Supcrmarkct - Il
solid brick outer wall Separat-
ing the two.
Early III the conversion, de-
molition crews began to break
up the thick concrete.
OnlUUkerS. knowing there
would be new side entrances
and that a driVe-jn window
would face the parking lo..
with entrance and exit on two
streets. were puzzled by the
seeming waste Of a perfectly
good cXpanSc of concrete.
There was much talk. Specula-
ton galore, and many wise
cracks: but not until a few
days ago did anybody ask the
architect why she was de-
Stroying valuable property.
I'VE had To make a choice
of values" Miss Lee explained.
The parking lot was sin inches
higher than the floor uf the
building. That posed no prob
lem when the inside was pro-
tected by a solid wall. Bat
with side openings into the
bank. even a light rain would
come flooding in. Either. We
had to lower the lot or raise
tn" floor. Raising the floor
would not only reduce the
hcadroum. but it would actual
ly be more expensive. And
don't worry-bankS haven't
started wasting money. yet"
The sidewalk SupCrintcnd-
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31
Under
This aiSl5A
BY c. B. SELLERS. JR.
BY c. B. SELLERS. JR.

, Friendship shouldn't be Sacri-
feed" He had thought it quite
poetical and with no connec-
ton to himself other than, we'll,
it was just Il unique thought.
The security of Exeter. Gary
could take Il walk II 1870 at
night and no one would say
anything about it. Back home.
such behaviour would be
deemed odd. Also, at Exeter he
could sit on a park bench.
musing and spinning fanCiful
dreams above how he was GO
ing to be u big success when
he graduated from college. He
would make Il name for him
self and then come home and
throw a round of parties, just
to demonstrate that he had at
tanned high position with an
ad agency in New York. But
back home, he could not sit
and muse on park bench be-
cause there weren't any park
benches, In fact, there wasn't
a park If there had been, ne
still couldn't really lose him
self in thought. Someone would
surely see him and start talk
ing TO him and he would have
to wait until they left to start
thinking again.
The road to Ted's house
must be getting longer" Gary
said aloud, merely to break up
the gloomy atmosphere he had
created for himself in his car.
Ted wouldn't have changed.
He was always good. old reli-
able Ted. No phoninesS, no
fake fronts, just Ted.
The car glided along past
white fences. hemming in live
stock. Gary began to feel bet
ter about being home. After
all, he was prone to be hyper
sensitive about his relation
ships with others. He was 60
ing TO enjoy the afternoon out
at the Holcher farm and meet
all Ted'S new AnguSeS.
Suppose Ted had changed?
Gary pushed away the stray
thought but it kept coming
back the same way the Wart
on his left ankle kept coming
back.
Shortly before reaching the
Holcher farm, Gary saw a lit
tie side road. He pulled in
the narrow, dirt road and stop
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31
Kiwonis To Give
C'tose To Home

Trustees of Boys Home at
Lake Waccamaw were told
Saturday that the Home is in
the best financial condition il
has ever enjoyed but more
funds will be needed for eX-
panded services and an cx-
ucctcd increase in boy-occu-
p-nCy later this year.
II was also announced th:t
the construction of fourth
cottage, kiwaniS Cottage, is
scheduled to get underway III
carly August. The new ccttagc
vii. provide space for AN ad-
ditiunal l6 boys. thus making
the total number Of boys who
Mil soon live at the Home "a.
Each cottage is designed u
house l6 boys.
Current operating expenses
are running near the 100000
mark and Treasurer J. l.. Col
AA'N NNSANNa AlitiL NllN VI
the lG boys would likely hike
Snnual costs about IA per cent.
Trustee Sloan Gibson. Jr.,
of High Point reported that
state KiwaniS clubs have al
ready pledged $4,000 toward
the S65,0OO cost of KiwaniS
Cottage. He also told the
TRUSTEES that $4,000 of the tot
al pledge had been received
and that material will begin
arriving on August IL.
Civilians reported to the
trustees they Will continue their
support of Boys Home and
hope to increase their contri-
buttons.
State Lions reported they
contributed $l4.822 to the
Home last year and are aim
ing toward a $4,000 mark this
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31
Rita Diane Stevens
An dFerrell Jones
Marry In Columbia

The marriage Of Miss Rita
Diane Stevens of Columbia, s.
C.. To Mr.. Ferrell l.. Jones of
Augusta, Georgia, is announc-
ed by the brides parents,
Captain and Mrs. Elson H.
Stevens.
The double-ring ceremony
was held in Rehobeth Method
isl Church, Columbia, S. c.,
with the Rev. James Barring
ton officiating.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father. Capt. Elson
Stevens of Loris, S. c., wore a
street length formal gown of
brocade satin, complimented
by a butterfly veil of illusion.
Maid of honor in the we'd
ding was Miss Tonga Jones,
sister of the groom. The
groom's father was best man.
Traditional wedding music was
played throughout the cere-
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31

ped the car. Staring Off into
space. he saw nothing and yet.
much.
After a time, he turned on
the car, backed out IN the
highway, and headed back 10
town.
Many old ideas had been de-
stroyed in the two days he had
been home from Exeter. He
looked straight ahead. Every
one should keep alive one u
two illusions, he told himself.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31
Sit Down And Make Money

After taking out his second
barn and looking at the amount
OF green tobacco that he had
in it, one farmer sent us word
that you could make money
this year TO sit down on &
stump and wait until tobacco
gets ripe. As he pointed out.
by getting in a hurry and
cropping it too green, he lost
at least IA cents a pound and
maybe more. According to him.
the farmer can not afford that
type of loss. So, we strongly
recommend that you sit down
and wait for your tobacco to
ripen before getting il out of
the field.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31
mony by Mrs. Ray Moore.

mony BY Mrs. Ray Moore.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the
brides home. Wedding cake
and punch were served IL
guests.
Mrs. Jones graduated from
Munich American High School.
Munich, Germany, and attend
ed Palmer College in Columb-
ia. She is now attending col
lege in Augusta, Georgia. She
is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Cox.
Mr.. Jones is a graduate Of
Butler High School, Augusta.
Ga, and attends the University
of Georgia in Athens.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31

yeal.
A report from the Optimis'
club said they have $4,000 in
cash available and plans are
being considered for an Opti-
mist Cottage at the Home
State Rotarians have $4,000
earmarked toward a cottage
goal, according to their report.
Also included ON the busi-
ness agenda were plans for
increased library facilities and
a physical education and voca-
tional education plant.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31
UPON RETURNING

How GOES one 90 about fit
ting back into the old mold?
Gary had asked himself the
question many times since he
had returned from prep school
in Virginia. Only by much
skrimping and saving had me
been able to attend the school
for the past three years. And
yet, something just didn't fit
into place. Had he changed
that much?
He looked around as he
headed the car through the
towns only intersection. The
houses looked the same. Some
had been spruced up by the
addition of new rooms and
some boasted fresh paint jobs.
The flowers in front of the
house were the same way they
had always been-prim and
proper in arrangement. No,
the buildings were the same.
Sure, is hot, Gary thought.
Up at Exeter, the climate was
much less humid and he could
walk around the small town
without making sweat circles
under his shirt sleeves.
He adjusted his SunglaSseS
as he got 10 the edge of the
town limits. The town limit
sign passed by and the scenery
was changing into little green
plots of land and woodlands,
all so fresh and lung-filling.
Well, Gary wondered, l guess
that either I've changed. Or
most of my friends have. He
thought it strange that some of
his buddies no longer seemed
to have the interest or the en-
thuSiaSm they once had had
for such things as hoeing in
the gardens, and trips to the
beach with the sole intent OF
walking along the shore, for
getting problems. Yes, things
had changed.
Maybe things had always
been changing but now every
thing stood out in such detail.
He had seen Verna up town
Monday and she mad spoken
to him in very sugary, pat
ronizing tone: How do you still
like school? and glad to get
back to the old grind? and |
wish l could stay and talk
but I've got to GO, and will you
come see me sometime? 1t had
disturbed him TO meet Verna.
Though he knew her, he didn't.
OF course, it was the same ar
rangement of hair. eyes. nose,
ears, teeth, and on
down the line. But, the thin
shell of maturity that she had
built around her sand castles
had made her far-off. distant.
more wiSpy. With that last
vague invitation to come "a
round -. sometime e, Ver-
ma had walked nonchalantly
down the street. He saw her
edge herself between two cars
parked too closely together.
Then she opened the car-dour.
started the engine, and drove
away.
Gary shook his head, almost
wiStfully. They had been such
good friends in school. Nothing
romantic or mushy. He could
always talk to her and he felt
at ease. Now, everything was
reversed.
The road wound by white
frame house. Jim Brade lives
there, Gary thought. He's in
the Army now. Real nice guy.
After the road Strengthened
itself back into white-lincd
monotOny, Gary slipped back
into his reverie: The contacts
he had had with some {: ms
"friends" thus far this summer
had been disquicting. Some
had adopted artificial ways Of
talking and dressing. Others
were friendly but the old.
warm comraderie had gone.
Friendship shouldn't be sacri-
feed on the altar of growing
up he thought. Some boy at
Exeter had told him about
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31

ents nave given a sigh OF -e
lief. They didn't like to think
of all that seeming disregard
for a perfectly good parking
lot. A few had even suggested
that's what might be expected
when you send a girl to do
mans job.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-07-31

any other priming.
Tobacco is grown in IL OF
the l3 republics in the Soviet
Union.
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home on lge. wooded lot. lsx3o #.
llv. rm. and rec. rm., 3 bedrms.,
2p7 baths, loveliest wood paneled
walls, floors, maids rm. Mid-3os.
OIL 6-6e83.
P0BIAK & POBIAK OIL. 1900
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

RIVERDALE-Brznd new z-bedrm.
ram bier With fun bSmf-, ouly
3l5.zSo lcr< down Pymts. Sill no.
DYNAMIC REAL ESTATE 1A-zAAA
see
Including settlement chsrFes. moves
you INTO this vacant, 5-bedrm. ram
bier. Fully fenced lut.
Manovill Realty Corp.
REALTOR $500
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assume balance due.
MILLER BUY OF THE
WEEKS 500 dn. incl. settlement, 3
bedrms., sep. din. rm., z enclosed
porches, c GU n I r y-size lot, storm
windows, fenced. A bonanza buy at
Sl4,50o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

HILL1fEADE AREA-Grscious brk.
splt-leva On magnificeuf lot, has
bedrms-s full baths, lovely din.
nm ard eat-in kitchen beautiful
per los. qfe- zs6o.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
KENsINGTON-Vsesnt, 500 FHA,
cute Cape Cod Z bedrms-s rec.
nm, freed LOT. $780, nr. shops.
HARVEY, lz7-3olo.
KENsINGTON -A-bedrm. CAPE Cod,
large DIN. TIn-s modern kit large
rec. I'm. with hrepl., situated on q
level hedEed LOT. Can't be beat al
sl7,7So. sA9-2s60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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LAKE BAREFOOT Low II
Commandingly situated atop 10y
ds-carpeated little knoll tbs ln1ma,
surely offers PRESTIGE LIVING
for neighborhood conscious buyers!
LuxuriOusly carpeted l4x26 living
rm., the kitchen mother has always
dreamed about &c om . e with
breakfast nook and a party-invit-
ing 2sx2s DAYLIGHT REC. RIM.
with fireplace and bar are Just a
few Of its desirable features! So
many other nice things, too, and
all Just for $3.50 with excellent
financing,
REALTORS IA. 1850 IA. 7-ssl7
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTIHUEDl

SILVER SYRINGE rsnd-new split
levels ard ramblerx. 4 bedrnns d,
IA baths paneisd rec. rms,
dream kitchens, lovely level wood
ed lots. IMMEDIATE OCCUPAN-
CY. Cal now.
VANGUARD PROP. sAs-o6zs
SILVER SPRING. Sherwood FOREST,
Glenn ont road srea-A-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod with rs acres.
Ideal II you Ike horses. MANO-
WILL REALTY CORP REALTOR,
sA9-sl4o
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CHEVY CHASE, PINEHURST VII
L A G Fan extremely attractive
Colonial brick, perfectly situated at
the ID. c. line and facing bus stop
downtown. Delightful living and
dining rms, excel. kitchen, 3 lovely
bedrms. and z tiled baths. Bright
clean bsmt., and a perfectly beauti.
full diversified, level, and handicapped
lot, 4 real beaut. and only S26,s50.
CALL KE. 1880 I'll pm.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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Arlington Office - KE. s-ssoa
HELP WANTEDl

HELP WANTED!
This two-bedroom brick rambler on
a quarter-acre lot in Falls Church
needs someone with a green thunA
to take care Of a riot Of bushes,
trees and plants. The wisteria vint
covering the patio has almost
sealed Il in. The house has a long
living room with fireplace, separate
dining room and compact kitchen.
Separate garage Is big, roomy and
wired for electricity. Going for only
1880 FLA. Call JE. 1880.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors
ll3 W. Broad St., Falls Church
LAKE BARCRoFT-C Comp. redecOr.
bedrms., z baths, porches, 4
car gar3 overlooking lake on
school, buses, hv. rm: with flrenl
sep. din. rm., Ice. kit. OWNER.
256-4536.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-n. c.
CONTINUED
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HOWARD county, acres, trees,
stream. Brick split-foyer. 3 big
bedrms., pa baths, Ice. paneled
rec. rm., 2 fireplaees. Dashboard
h.-W.h., $3.50 Call John
Swami. 30l-AT. 6-26OS with
LAIRD B. SCOTT. Realtor. ~.
9-0420. Ewes. JU. 9-1s7s.
HOWARD COUNTY : 3-bedrm.
house. Liv. rm., din. rm., and
kit;, Lot l12xl50. Price $4,000.
26Os, with LAIRD B. SCOTT,
Realtor. ~. 9-0420. Ewes. 10. g.
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,hannOn q LuChS
REALTORS SINCE 1908

ONLY sit,1so-Take over total paw,
ments Of Sl03 per month on this
expandable 2-b e drm. Cape Cod
Central air conditioning. Liv. rm
with firepl., sep. dining area, lge
screened porch; MANoVILL REAL
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BOGLEY

zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. $500 TIL .
BETHESDA AREA-One-third acre
wooded setting, Just off Rock Greek
Park. Distinctive bi-level rambler.
Many custom features. Centrally
air cond., 3 or = bedrms;, family
Center-hall entrance, 2 firepls., gar.
age. Immed. poss. S46,750.
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. ALAS
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HIILANDALE

CUSTOM HOME builders own. a
bedrms., 2H7 baths, extras galore, q
lots, 2-car garage huge patio plus
large screened porch and a private
swi m m In & pool. A bargain II
PHI REALTY, Realtors.
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Shannon q Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
LANDON VILLAGE

S4AAN1N(AN AAA4E1~AG
White brick split-level. in an excel
lent neighborhood near Landon
schools. ; bedrms., z baths. modern
elec. kitchen, fenced, handicapped
yard. Attractively priced in 2os.
Ewes. Mrs. MacAuley, Ak. q-6793.
W. c. & A. ". MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH US
REALTORS EN- 2-4A64
NGLEY PK.-Sls 500, Ice. de-
tached 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial.
WITH SUNNY FLORIDA ROOM"
Or den added on LIST fir. full bsmt.,
easy terms.
W. ]. Nicholas Realtor HE. 1900
LIKE A PRIVATE PARK? Custom
built Colonial, true center hall with
formal sized foyer, lge. din. rm., 4
bedrms., 2lz baths, den, hot-water
heat and Tear garage. Call
HUGH i. PECK. ll7AS Georgia Ave.
MONTGOMERY HILLS-Large dou-
Bile lot fronts on 2 streets. Hard to
find English Colonial, close-in loca-
ton, ] blk. TO bus and shopping. 3
bedrms., 2 baths, side screened
porch. Call $4,000.
HUGH 7. PECK, 1928 Georgia Ave.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK -5-bedrrn. Colonial,
hnlshed rec nm covered patio,
fEl din. nm fenced lot plus cher
attractive features, $500 On. FHA,
fun price, Sls.1So.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS AP 7-IlsS
EGE PARK, sgnnywide-l
bedrm-s z-bath splitlevel, din. m,
rec. nm. Il gpzrkles, slsJso.
LANGLEY REALTY AP. T-4SAS
COLLEGE ARK-NeW rsmblers
with , bedrooms, large kitchen
with val oven full living room,
EoOd-sized dining area. Full base
ment with glass doors % patio.
Sle.s5o-sl7 sASo. l07t down. ROBERT
= IOHRs INC. Call = TO 2. He.
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LIST WITH LOHR

CORAL HILLs-Modern 4 bedTn t,
with large equipped kit. large
rec. I'm. Eas heat. prompt poss
Only $500 cash Bal. like rent
VIII. 6-61s2.
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BETHESDA

ALTA VISTA
A splendid brk. Colonial, Ideally 10
Gated. Only short walk to public
and parochial schools, large hv.
and din. rms, den or bedrm.. full
bath and bright, cheerful kitchen,
all on LIST floor. I fine bedrms. and
bath upstairs. Full bsmt. with pan
T TeIfd re- a rR s9S K 1asS cen
an excellent clOse-in location. In
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KENsINGTON
Early American

This fine 3-bedrm. frame rancher
with beautiful PANELED interior
walls is a natural for an owner
with a flair for Colonial decor.
There is a fun bsmt., large rear
porch and beautiful shrubs and
TREES. 1880, 500 down EHA
may buy this! Can $500 til 3
pm.
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BOGLEY
BETHESDA.LUXMANOR AREA

New, Just completed, luxury all-brk.
center.hall rambler, lge. liv. rm.,
firepl., huge kit, hrepl., and grill
and 2 baths. Full bsmt., beaut. rec.
ducts m iastale E fo ano ai Pas9 sar
age, H7-acre lot. In this exclusive
community built for gracious living.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA Cute, charming ram
bier suitable for a small family or
retired couple. Featuring living
rm., separate dining rrn., 2
bedrms., and bath, full bsmt., nice
level lot. Near transp. and shop
ping. Owner will redecorate. Priced
at Sl6,500. CALL KE. 1880 til ?
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HOUSES FoR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CONTINUED
BETHESDA.NooDHAYFN

Elegant custom-built stone rambler,
J bedrms., J baths, z fireplaces,
double garage. All rooms Spacious,
Tile roof, fenced yard and patio,
Priced In the 3os. Cal OIL. S-s7oc
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LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
NASA, minutes away-6o-ft. redwood
rancher, with , bedrms., baths,
large family rm., plus rec. rm.,
double garage. Many trees and
shrubs. Ideal for entertaining.
Priced to sell in mid-70s. Call til 9
pm. WA. 1890, ROBERT S. DAVIS
4 CO., INC.
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OUT A WAYS
NEAR FREDERICK, MD.-sI acres
Of farm land, with pond, complete
bedrms., fireplace in kitchen, 27-ft.
family rm. and rec. rm. in bsTrt.,
price $4,000.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
VIII. $500
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BETHESDA, min. from Acc and
new Bureau Of Standards-Al,m AIN
vel. Beautifully planned by a mast
er builder. Lovely rec. rm., at
tached garage. Sensational wooded
lot. Owner transferred and must
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-15

Spacious cheerful large. s-room older
center-hal home on acre lot. Up
dated to 1888 with new all-electric
kitchen, Dashboard hot-water heat.
ing, 2 baths. The nearest Horse
interested" area TO PentagOn via
new bridge. S3l,s5o price. d. &C.
Transit bus at corner. Mrs. Miller,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-15

ENTERPRISE RoAD-Ih acres, a
quality. built brk. rambler, huge kit.
Chem. 2 hreplaces, rec. rm., bsmt.
Year garage, large screened porch,
Builders own home. Spotless condi-
ton. Come see. Call 277.2l7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-15

Holy Redeemer-P Picturesque cen.
ter-hall Colonial on a lovely lot and
in MODEL HOUSE" condition. LIST
floor powder rm., de luxe kitchen,
8 twiT-siZed bedrms. and 2 baths.
Upstairs: Richly paneled rec. rm.,
carport and garden house and
many luxurious extras. Mid 30s for
quick action. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, OIL. 2-70o6. Ewes, EN-. 5-4e45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

MCLEAN AREA
We want you ioI our ~. friends,
sent this fine 3-bedroom
home. An excellent starter
home for the young family
who is tired Of paying rent.
Many modern improvements
plus a beautiful yard full
OF tail trees make this
property well worth your In
spection, Purchase FHA with
only $3.50 down payment.
Can't be beat at $4,000.
Call now. JE. 10000.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905