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Estate
MEADOWOOD
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12505 TWO FARM DRIVE
OPEN 1-5:30
NEW RAMBLERS featuring: 4 bedrooms and 2’/i baths,
SEPARATE DINING ROOM, large living room with fire
place and picture window, fully equipped, kitchen with
breakfast space, screened porch and carport. WOODED
LOTS—TRADES INVITED. One 5 bedroom split level
available.
Directions: Out Colesville Rd. (ayprnx. f mi. past White Oak Shop
ping center) to Shaw Are., left 2 blocks to Two Farm Dr., left to end
of street and PECK'S open sign.
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
7635 N. Hampshire Ave. HE. 4-1700
BETHESDA J
CONVENIENT TO ALL COUNTRY CLUBS ]
rl E3&
L 9129 Redwood Avenue $56,500 J
f Delightful spacious brick rambler on lovely 3 i-acra wooded grounds just I
I. off Bradley Blvd. Excellent for entertaining both in winter and summer. I
Especially appealing is the 60-foot recreation room paneled in western I
Cedar, the 4 bedrooms, the beamed ceiling in the Mahogany paneled liv
ing room, separate dining room adjacent to screened porch, the center hall,
I the extra space for sth bedroom,, the private coxy study—and other /
V> surprising features you will find when you inspect this 5-yeer old home
Owner-exocutivo transferred, will arrange possession to suit buyer. A \
I rare find—drive out nowl
DIRECTIONS: Out Bradley Blvd, fust past Burdette Rd. to Red
wood, left to house.
f 5116 Wessling Lane $20,500 j
Choice location near Bradley Blvd, and Glenbrook Rd. Quick possession!
Imagine—all brick, 5 bedroams and 2 baths at this pricel Soo this
before it Is too lefts!
Jo DIRECTIONS: Out Bradley Blvd, to Glenbrook Rd., right to Wessling J
f Lane, right to house. \
I 9619 Byeforde Road $32,950 I
Jo Price reducedl Spick and span 4 bedroom, 3 bath brick split level on largo c\
F lot near Holy Redeemer. When you tee the gleaming family size kitchen, |
walk-out recreation room, basement and garage you'll wont to move 1
right in!
DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. Ave. beyond Jones Bridge Rd. to Culver,
| left to Byeforde, right to house.
8603 Howell Drive $30,950 I
Naval Captain out to sea! Ship-shapo brick Colonial hovina all the
powder room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and sleeping porch plus first floor
I features you wont in a two-story home. Paneled don, breakfast nook, /
P©»xh, recreation room, breezeway and garage. Don't delay, inspect now!
DIRECTIONS: Out Bradley Blvd, fust beyond Woodhaven to Howell,
I left to house. I
> 4629 Hunt Avenue $21,950 °\
I Near Wise. Ave. in this convenient, much sought after location. Brick I
Colonial with 3 bedrooms. IVj baths, upstairs plus stairway to largo
third floor. Fireplace in living room, large dining room, basement with
r hot-water heat. Quick possession. This won't lost!
\ DIRECTIONS- Out Wise. Ave. vast Chevy Chase shopping center to I
p Hunt, left to house.
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, 1 rSO-DARK
V OU 4-5800 J
I 7613 Wisconsin Ave. 1
f!'W n * t J PY Bethesda, Md.
I Realtor
}° Succest/ully tervinf Mti,fied client, in Chase *A
for over a quarter of a century.
f CHESTERBROOK WOODSI
ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION
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GRACIOUS 10-ROOM COLONIAL
BY JAMES E. HOOFER
One of several homes now available in beautifully wooded Chesterbrook
Woods. This tastefully appointed Colonial has 10 large rooms, gracefully
arranged around a wide center-hall entrance plus a full walk-out base
ment with fireplace Rooms include: 26x15 foot living room, huge modern
kitchen with breakfast area, large formal dining room, first-floor family
room, first-floor utility room, guest room with fieplace and a master suite
with dressing room and private bath. Situated on a choice setting and
■ surrounded by comparable homes. Priced in the mid-40s.
CENTER HALL RAMBLER
Attractive Coloriial styling is combined with modern day livabijity and
unusually spacious rooms in this 4-bedroom, 3-bath rambler. Large formol
I living room, 27-foot first floor family room, luxuriously finished ground- ,
level recreation room with fireplace, separate dining room, bay-windowed
kitchen, 2-car garage, large wooded lot. Priced in the lower 40s.
ALSO AVAILABLE 4-bedroom, 3-bath center-hall rambler with recreation
room and screened porch. Priced in upper 30s.
I CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES
An excellent selection of wooded lots up to ’/z acre in size are now avail
fl able in this protected community for custom-built homes by James E.
Hooper. Visit our homes and let our representatives introduce you to this
I beautiful area of distinctive homes.
OPEN HOUSE 1-6, SATURDAY AYD SVYDAY
DIRECTIONS: From Washington take Lee Hwv.
(mute 29-211) to Glebe Rd, turn right on Glebe Ann ’ ‘
■ Rd. pa*t Washington Golf A Country Club to * iD&.
Chesterbrook Road, left on Chesterbrook Rd. to ‘‘
Forest Lane, turn right on Forest Lane and fol- Erclutive Broker, Insuror, Realtor
tow directional arrow, to open House. 203 g wj|so|| B|y(| . Ar |j ngto|)i y,.
JA. 4-1400
THE EVENING STAR
Woshinfton, D. C.
Saturday, January 14, 1961
Realty Revue
J. A. Weinberg
To Be Installed
J. A. Weinberg, of Wash
ington, a former president of
the Washington Real Estate
Board, will be one of thirteen
new vice presidents of the
National Associate n of Real
Estate Boards who will be
installed during its annual
midwinter meeting Thurs
day through January 24 in
Philadelphia.
O. G. Powell, of Des
Moines, la., will be installed
as 1961 president of NAREB.
All of the new officers were
elected during NAREB’s an
nual convention in November
at Dallas.
Also to be installed are the*
officers of NAREB’s nine af
filiated organizations.
In addition to the installa
tions and the organizational
activities, there will be a
number of sessions devoted
to analysts of current real
estate problems.
Apartment Owners
To Install Ragalie
Daniel E. Ragalie will be
installed as president of the
Arlington Apartment Owners
Association during a dinner
meeting which will get un
derway at 6:30 p.m. Monday
in the South Gate Motor
Hotel.
Other officers who will
take over are: William P.
Ames, Jr., first vice president:
Frank A. Appel, second vice
president; Emerson G.
Reinsch, treasurer, and Wal
ter C. Doe, Jr., secretary.
New directors ior group
are: Marvin T. Broyhill, Jr.,
William Brakefield. Claude
Branner, Charles T. Broius,
William S. Phillips, Jr., Wal
ter J. Hodges, H. P. Paden
and Waiter O. Vonherbulis.
The Board of Directors of
the association will enter
tain the officers and direc
tors of the National Apart
ment Owners Association at
a dinner beginning at 5 p.m.
January 28 in the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club.
Dixon to Address
Residential Appraisers
James L. Dixon. Washing
ton realty man. will give his
views on the present Lewis
Zoning Plan in the District
during a talk before a dinner
meeting of the Society of
Residential Appraisers at
6:30 p.m. Monday in the
Occidental Restaurant.
At the same time. Harry
Goddard, society president,
announced that Robert Jones,
vice president of the Potomac
Federal Savings and Loan
Association, has been named
secretary-treasurer of the
society.
Northern Virginians
Get Statewide Posts
Several members of the
Northern Virginia Real Es
tate Board were elected or
appointed to Important posts
in the Virginia Real Estate
Association during its recent
annual meeting in Richmond.
James M. Duncan, 111, im
mediate past president of the
NVREB, was elected regional
vice president of the State
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J. A. Weinberg
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association for the region
that includes this area.
Named to the Board of
Directors were George P.
Shafran, current president of
NVREB; three past presi
dents. James W. McCullin,
Randall J. Hicks ana Charles
M. Hailey, and the present
secretary of the NVREB, W.
Harland Crowell.
Two NVREB members
were appointed to Important
com m i t tee chairmanships.
They are: Dr. Joseph w.
Seay, also a past president
of NVREB. to the Arbitra
tion and Professional Stand
ards Committee, and Wil
liam R. Davies, to the Pub
licity and Public Relations ‘
Committee.
Investment Property
Round Table Set
The Investment and Prop
erty Committee of the Mont
gomery County Board of
Realtors has scheduled a
round table discussion at 10
a m. January 26 in the board's
office, 8213 Fenton street.
Silver Spring, for board
members who participate in
the Investment Property Di
vision of the Board’s Multiple I
Listing Service.
John W. Beers, chairman
of the committee, is making
the arrangements.
McKenna Wins Promotion
At Thomas J. Fisher
Walter C. McKenna has
been promoted to vice presi
dent of Thomas J. Fisher &
Co. in charge of the mortgage
loan department, Charles W.
Purcell, president, announced I
this week.
Mr. McKenna, a graduate i
of Georgetown University,
has been with the Fisher firm
for several years in charge
of mortgage processing and
recently has assumed full re- 1
sponslbility for the mortgage
loan operation.
Lewis Associates
Renew Record
I. L. Lewis Associates has
gone over the 810 million
mark in subdivision sales in
1960 for the second consec
utive, year, Lawrence Silver
man, general manager, has
announced.
He cited five subdivision
sales managers who had
made the “Million Dollar
Club” for the year: Anton
Cico, Bernard Fishier, Leon
Wiseman, Marshall Katzin :
and Mel Aronstan.
I
Builder Names Agent
For New Community
James F. Walker, Jr., vice
president in charge of sales
for Kettler Brothers, Inc., has
announced that District-
Maryland Realty. Inc., will be
sales agent for the new Ket
tler community. Old Farm.
Old Farm, where the Ket
tler's plan some 500 homes,
will be in North Bethesda
near the new Route 240.
Model homes are already un
der construction and the firm
plans an opening shortly
after Easter.
Project Managers
Meet Thursday
The Project Managers As
sociation will meet Thurs
day at 8 p.m. in the Fairling
ton Administration building.
Jesse Duiguid will discuss the
care and maintenance of all
types of flooring.
■HKHnMnaSnBfIMBBMMSSBnBBMI
Builder* Attention
EXCAVATING
TRUCKS and LOADERS
By Hoir er Contract
EQUIPMENT RENTAL CO.
AP. 7-4342
Bro !
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Exclusive ra j
RANDALL H. HAGNER |
CO., INC.
L) Realtors
POTOMAC LUXURY!
K On over 3 level acres. This new and stunning N«bjOrleans
Colonial, as impressive as any home in Spring i Valley or
Kenwood. Ideal for entertaining! 6 bedroom*, 4 bdtjis, lovely j
I family room, big recreation room, 2-car garage. Ddn’t miss!
| OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5. Out River Rd. to Potomac, left on Falls
? Rd. less than mile to Burbank Drive and right to home.
I (Eves. EM. 2-8790.)
! ALLIED REALTY
a 7001 Wisconsin Ave. OL. 6-8600 I 1
I OPEY SVYDAY, 1-DARK 1
ROCK CREEK HILLS I
! 9708 Elrod Road ♦
Georgian Colonial brick —s bedrooms, 3 on
second, 2on third; 2 full baths and 2 half baths; O
spacious living room; fully equipped kitchen A
with plenty of table space; large screened porch; 'f
recreation room in basement. Gas heat. l/ 2 /
of level grounds. See this magnificent home H
today. Realistically priced in this choice neigh
)■ borhood at $38,500.
I Diractions: Out Conn. Avo. to Kensington Pkwy, at Jones Bridge 11
Pood, right on Kensington Pkwy, to Saul Pd., right on Saul 1 block I
W to flrod end our open sign. /
k Sean-BafMnnt Assoriatrs L
j IMiIWIiWWMO j
41 35 Wisconsin Circle, Chevy Chase Office OL 6-0997 /
| Wildwood Manor
Bethesda, Maryland.
NEW SECTION UNDER CONSTRUCTION
See our Furnished Model Home, and Completed
Models Available for Immediate Occupancy
NEW 534% FINANCING
traOF GENERAL ELECTRIC HEATING STSTEM
Csmelrte General Eleetrle Klieken, ineladlne
Renee, Refrleerater. Dithwaaher, Garkare Dlaeeeer
Wildwood Manor is a sub-division of contemporary homes
in exclusive Montgomery County, designed and built by
' established, registered architects and builders, using finest
materials. Construction is warranted against defects. Care
ful attention has been given to the overall planning of the
subdivision. Homes ore priced in the upper twenties.
j i I
Wildwood Manor Is Open Daily and Sunday, Noon 'Til Dark
Direction,: Out Witconiin Ave. to Bant of Bethetta. left on Old
Oeoraetown Ad. approximately mill to Wildwood Manor at
Orosvenor Lane.
Alvin L. Aubinoe, Inc.
gfcjgl REALTORS
10215 Old Georgetown Road
Bethesda, Md.
EM. 5-2354 EM. 5-0600
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Beautiful country II
estate homes over? 'V \ fl
looking Woodmont H
Country Club . . . just j|
two blocks off Wisconsin < »
Ave. Enjoy all the loveli- M
ness of the country, plus all ■'> r .. *1 B ®
the I B ffw w
suburbs. 3 blocks from school, |L
1 block from recreation center, St iljBL.., iBW
2 blocks from shopping and pub
lie transportation. Take your pick
of 3 and 4 bedroom ramblers and |r I ■
split levels ... the low prices will ' > ’t/ / >
amaze you!
DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin Ave. just W// / BE
past Congressional Shopping Center to 11 ■■ ■ -a
Ritchie Pkwy., left to Brice St., right LWVj >' agllian -HoTDCjinT
on Brice to Bowie, left on Bowie to Hor- fln|fl ( OHSlrlK’lioil
rington, left to Stoneridge Forms. Or ‘ 1 Refrigerators, disposers, eye-
out Viers Mill Rd. to Wisconsin Ave., associates: realtors . KwßgLorn. level ovens, table-top ranges
left to Ritchie and follow signs. Open Continental Bldg., and dishwashers ... If
every day. Phone PO. 2-9728. ME. 8-4316 you wish.
LEARN Veteran
Approiei
BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION
ESTIMATING
Starts Feb. 6
Short Practical Course—Evening
Columbia Technical Institute
VERMONT AVE AT N ST. N.W.
(Between 13th and 14th>
Cataloguee ME. S-5628
S’priugfifli), Mil.
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5524 Parkston Rd $27,500
Open Saturday and Sunday, 1-5
3 bedrooms. I'4 baths, modern kite-hen, basement recreation
room and screened porch. Convenient to public and parochial
schools; shopping, express D. C. bus. Call owner at OL. 6-7969.
No realtors, please.
Directions: Enter Springfield Drive opposite Kenwood Coun
try Club, 3 blocks to Parkston Rd., left to house. OR out
Mass. Ave. ext. to Cromwell Dr., right to Springfield Drive,
right to Parkston Rd., right to house.
MARYJKNOLL, BETHESDA
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7821 Marykaoll Avenue, 828,950 \\
New split level in a fine community of new homes ))
within walking distance of Burning Tree school. Con- \\
tains 3 nice bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dining room, (f
large living room with fireplace. Walk-up storage /)
attic and lower level for family room expansion. Beau- \\
tiful kitchen with all Westinghouse appliances. (i
OPEN DAILY ((
Direction,: Out Piter Road to Wilson Lane, right ((
2 block, to Mary knoll Avenue, left to 7821 /J
, es Di'cct from (f
z :\ Builder to Buyer \\
KE. em -((
1-1120 5 ' 0867 (
UILP^ W >
1917 Eye St. N.W.
Choice business office space
available in elevator, air- con
ditioned building; reasonably
priced; ideal for public rela
tions people or any business;
single unit or suites.
GEORGE I. BORGER, INC.
1826 K St. N.W. NA. 8-0350

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