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BRICK, 2 APIS.

Modern and In excel. cond. 1 apt
has 2 bedrms.; both have liv. rm.
tiled bath; oil heat; located in ali ali.
new section of southeast: / blk. K
bus. school and shopping center
Gross rental, $1,572 yearly; dowr
payment, $1,000. For details. cal
Mr. McGinniss, Ma. 5000; ewes
FREDERICK W. BERENs
Sales. Inc, 1920 K St. NV.
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RAMBLER

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garage' nearly new price, $42 1900
sBgGnox' $4,000 cash required. 81
8 TWIN-SIZE BEDRMS.
Silver Spring Forest Estates; nea,
Rarochial and Grade schools; ColOnia
maculate cond.; approx. 3 yrs. Old
rec, Sm.. W. bath in basement
screened porch; garage; aluminium
storm windows and doors. DI, IOIE,
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1897 PENNA AVE.
LU. 10000; ewes, AK. 7776,
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WHEATON HEIGHTS
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and most attractive, small homes VI
have seem immaculate and IN splen'
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old. You may assume FLA loan
Close to st.. Bernadette's Church
and public school, GRAHAM A. CO.
kENwS6G6, fh; SSdG III MD.Lp2 . pim; community o,
fine residences. O brand-neW bricI
Colonial residence ready for you
occupancy. The lst floor has spa,
cious living and dining rooms, bed
room and bath and today's kitchen
There are 5 bedrooms and 3 bath
on End floor. 2-car built-in garage
Spacious grounds surround this very
desirable property. To inspect. cal
WO. 2300 until 0. EDW. H. JONEf
d CO., INC. Chevy Chase. D. G.
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Mrs. Charles {. Coates,
Wife Of Retired Colonel

Mrs. Charles E. Coates, 81, wife
of a retired Army colonel and well
known in service circles here, died
Thursday at her home in Clear
water, Fla, relatives have been
Informed.
Mrs. Coates was born in st.
Louis, the daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Hoel s. Bishop. She lived in
Washington for a time when her
father was stationed here. She
and her husband had visited here
on numerous occasions since their
marriage.
Mrs. Coates was a charter
member of the Society of the
Daughters of the United States
Army. A brother. Army Col. H. S.
Bishop, jr., an assistant to the
District Engineer Commissioner
from 1885 to 1899, is stationed at
the Pentagon and live at Fort Nc
Nair.
Besides her husband and
ibrother, she leaves four daughters
two sons; seven grandchildren, a
sister and another brother.
Funeral services will be held al
III am. Tuesday in Fort. MyeI
Chapel. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Frank WinkeIman, Retired
ErIebacher Chairman

Frank N. Winkelman, 81, retired
chairman of the board of Erie
bacher. Inc, women's apparel
store. 1910 F street NV, died
Thursday in Philadelphia.
A native Of Germany, Mr.
Winkelman came to this country
as a boy. He was the founder of
Winkelman Shoes. a Philadelphia
firm. He retired from Erlebacher's
four years ago.
Survivors include four sons,
Jules c. Winkelman, present pres
ident of Erlebacher's, who lives at
4708 Blagden avenue NV; DR.
Nathan Winkelman and Barney F.
Winkelman, both of Philadelphia,
and Louis Winkelman of Los An
|geles.
Funeral services and burial were
to be held today in Philadelphia.
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DR.. Charlton R. Kinu,
Anacostia Physician

DR.. Charlton r. King, IS. for
mer Washington physician. died
Wednesday while visiting his
mother, Mrs. William r. King, in
st. Petersburg. Fla.
A native of Somerset, KY, he as
a 1920 graduate of George WASH
ington University Medical School,
He served his internship in Emerg-
ency Hospital
DR.. King practiced in Anacostia
until Ill health forced him to give
up active practice. He had been
living at 1884 North Columbia
street, Arlington.
In addition to his mother, he Is
survived by a daughter. Miss Jean
King, a nurse at Arlington Hos
pital; a son, Navy 1t. =. Russell
King, WHO is stationed in Ann
Arbor, Mich: two b'others, W.l-
liam M. King, Detroit, and Odell
B. King. 2605 Monroe street NE,
and two granddaughters. His wife,
Mrs. Margaret w. King, died here
in 1914.
No funeral services will be held.
Arrangements for cremation ard
interment in Florida have been
made.
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Wa|demar {. Schulz, Sc,
Army Engineers Inspector

Waldemar c. Schulz, So, an in
spector. with the Army Engineer
Corps for the last 10 years, died
unexpectedly Friday.
Mr.. Schulz, who lived at 4935
Illinois avenue NV, was a native
of Menominee, Mich. He was a
veteran Of World War and had
been a District resident since 1884.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Edith F.
Schulz: a sister, Mrs. Hattie Lud-
wig Of Chicago. and a brother,
Ewald Schulz Of Seattle, Wash.
Funeral services will be held at
1890 am. Tuesday at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Rock Greek
Church road and Webster street
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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John Hicks, III, Member
Of Publishing Family
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 19.-John
Hicks, III, member of a prominent
Wisconsin publishing family and
formerly associated with Miami
Beach newspapers, died today
after a long illness.
Born in Oshkosh, he was the
grandson of Col. John Hicks, pub
Usher and former Ambassador to
Chile and Peru.
Surviving are his widow, Eloise
Reese Hicks; a son, William Leslie
Hicks of Alexandria, Va; his
mother. Mrs. Willabelle H. Nc
Mahon, of Milwaukee, and three
sons by a former marriage. They
are John Hicks, "; Robert Fran
els Hicks and Phillips Eckman
Hicks. all OF Washington, D. c.
and Coral Gables.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2 p.m., with burial here
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Drafha

WILLIS. WILLIAM D.. On Friday, Janu.
sry sTo ls e.; 1859. WILLIAM 2; WILLIS Of
Helen o. Willis. father Of Mrs. Adelena
w. Robinson. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne. where services will be held on
Monday, January 21. at 10 am. Inter
ment Riyerview Cemetery, Richmond. Va.
fGreenville. 8. c., papers please copy) 20
wOOLsEY. GRACE HI. On January II,
1859, at Suburban Hospital, GRACE H.
WOOLSEY. beloved wife Of Lester H.
Woolsey and mother of Mrs. Ruth W.
Findley Of champaizn, ILL.,. and Mrs. Beth
w. Nyborg Of Providence. r. L. Also
Findley, and . sister. Mrs. Harriet Sweet.
Funeral services viii be held ct her late
home, 7007 Hrookyille rd., Chevy Chase,
Nd, on Monday. January 81, at IL am,
pr. J. Hillman Hollister oficiating In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives
prefer that instead Of flowers, the money
be sent to Mrs. George r. Davis, secre-
tary OF the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. for the use Of Gallinger Hospital.
20
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at 4753 Reser-
voir road NV.
The horticul-
turist was with
the Agriculture
D epar tinent's
Bureau of Plant
I n d u stry for
half a century.
Since his re-.
tirement from
the bureau in
1S41. he ad
been a consul
ttant on tropical
botany for the
UniY erSitY of
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Garn nf Thanka

BROWN. SUSIE. The family wish to
their many acts Of kindness during our
THE FAMILY.
DAVIS: MARY Z. The family of the late
MARY E, DAVIS wish TO gratefully ac-
knowledge their sincere thanks and deep
appreciation to the Revs; J. L. Peters. 8.
solo by MIS- snf % O. Ba o f.. s the
ganist, Mrs, Beulah Hall, lovely neigh
bors of Hopkins pl, relatives. other
ssrnc. gsny friends The W.
thoughfulness and kind expressions Of
sympathy, and beautiful floral tributes
from the Senior Ushur Board Of Ebenezer
Methodist Church, Ladies clifi Rock and
Terry family during our recent bereave-
'A' al 'a' 0e''A q The 6ef FAMILY. aIxfa one 70.
DEAN; DIR: DR. :. WILLIAM T.. Ia, l h, \. of,eisI
wish to express their sFatituds to their
Of sympathy and floral tributes during
The FAMILY. 21
HENDERSON; JANE E: The family of
Eifts. floral tributes and expressions Of
sympathy, during our recent bereave-
RUTH H. HOLLAND. 17es U st. NV.
STEVENSON. WILLIAM. The family Of
the late WILLIAM STEVENSON wish
to thank and express their sincere appre-
citation to the Rev. r. w. Brooks, assisting
ministers, A. S. Elmes, H. B. Taylor and
their many friends for their thoughtful-
ness, kind expressions of sympathy, beau
tiful floral tributes. cards and telegrams
and use Of cars rendered them during
their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
WOODLAND, J. ROBERT. The family Of
the late J. ROBERT WOODLAND wish
to express their grateful appreciation to
kindness, cards, donation of cars. floral
tributes, telesrams and mass offerings re-
eeived at the passing of their loved one.
THE FAMILY.
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|Dr. Walter T..5wiinqle,
Authority on Citrus
Botany, Dies al 81

DR.. Walter T. Swingle, 81. in
ternationally: known authority on
citrus botany. died here yesterday
after q Six-month illness, He lived
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Anurtltn1

MILLISON, TILLIE. monument un-
yelling to the late TIILIE MILLISoN
will be held on Sunday, January 30
etery Leaving 434 18th st. ne. at
1:2o nm. Relatives and friends invited
20
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Model VILLAGE Built

A model village is being built at
AShiam on the African Gold Coast
to replace homes in the pathway
Of a relocated railway line.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

ALLAAM. 1nere Will DC q SpG-
cial communication Of Charles
Catcher Lodge. No. Is, F. A.
A. M, Monday, January 21,
1862. at 1890 pm. at the
Masonic Temple, 10th and
You SITS. NV, for the purpose
of performing the last SAD
our late brother, WILLIAM
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BOUNDS. CORA W. In loving memory o
my dear godmother. CORA w. ROUNDS
who passed away two years ago today
January 20, 1850.
Loved In life. remembered in death.
Gone, but never forgotten:
HELEN JACKSON.
STOCKTON, GRACE w. In sad but lov
ing memory of our darling mother
grandmother and sister. GRACE w
STOCKTON, who passed away two year
ago today. January 20. 1850.
Two years we have lived without her
But her spirit hovers near.
To guide US through each sorrow,
To wipe away each tear.
HER LONELY FAMILY.
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TYMoUs oficers will assemble at the
hall. members at Metropolitan Baptist
NV. at 1870 pm. All Masons invited.
Masonic dress. BY order Of the worship
Attest: CLARENCE A. Nixon. Sec. 20
UsTMAN, MARY A. On Saturday, Janu-
Hospital. s isi MAR MARY A. UsTMAN wife Of the
Frances E. Paxton and Mrs. Cecilia M.
sc sacrifice Of t the N mass viii be offered lat at
st. AIMS Catholic Church. Wisconsin ave.
snd yuma st. on T%ssday ~
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 21
WAGNER, COMDR. RICHARD. U. s. NJ,
RET. Suddenly, on Saturday, January
!9, 1852, at his home; 1902 8. 29th r..
NER, U. S. N. RET. beloved husband Of
Katherine c. wagner. son of Frank Wag-
ner and brother of Frank WAGNER. jr..
beth Of oni9 Funeral Hnms Eom
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. on Wednes-
day, January %. at 1890 am, followed
by requiem mass at Fort Myer Chapel
tional Cemetery with full military honors.
cleveland papers please copyD %
WASHINGTON, ELIZABETH. On Friday.
Janua9y, 1s: 1852. ELIzABETH Wash;
MaoN mUhs2 Of Of oe74adi 7as Frances f. esl0Sed
George M Washington. She also leaves
three brothers. six sisters. three grand
children. nieces, nephews and q host Of
friends Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements by w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
WATERS. MARY ELIZABETH. On Fri
day. January 49,. 1852, MARY ELIZA
BETH WATERS Of 1918 Duncan st; ne,
and sister Of Mrs. Rachel Moore, Mrs.
Lottie Greenfield. Joseph and and LOUIS LoHdi
tives and many friends. After noon Mon
day. January p. friends are invited to
will be celebrated on Tuesday. January
22. at St. cyprian's CATHOLIC Church at
terry. Arrangements by MCGUIRE, Inc.
WATERS. MARY ELIZABETH. Members
of the Bureau Relief Association of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing are
hereby notified Of the death OF MARY
ELIZABETH WATERS, who departed this
life on Friday. January 49, 1852, At her
residence, 1918 Duncan st. ne.
ROBERT TATE. President.
| PERSIS PATTERSON. Financial 1Secy.
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g. !: q! ;
late past master. DONALD
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BAKER. GRACE W. On Friday. January
1s. 1852. at sibley Hospital. GRACE w.
Spring, Nd. beloved wife Of otho F.
Baker, sister of Mrs. Alice Beck OF
Hagerstown. Md: aunt of Mrs: John
Letter Snyder and william G. Beck. both
OF Hagerstown, Md, and Arthur G. Will
son of Washington, D. c. Services at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
14th st. w, on Monday. January y, at
10 am. 1nterment Rose Hill Cemetery,
Hagerstown, Md. 20
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ARM1STEAD. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH

1859, wife Of Gus Henry Armlstead,
mother OF Mrs. Francis E. Hill and John
Henry Armstead, U. s. Navy: daughter
Henry Bultimeier. Mrs Samuel Long,
Mrs. Edward Shepherd. jr.: Robert, John
and Maurice silsby. Services at Cham
bers Funeral Home. 3072 M st. NV. on
ment George Washington Memorial Park.
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BROWN. SUSIE. The family wish to
express thanks to all the friends for
their many acts of kindness during our
recent bereavement.
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BYNUM. PVT. JOSEPH. On June II
N@~ 1851. at Womb, Korea, Pvt. 10.
SEPH BYNUM. beloved son oi
w. Amanda and Joseph Bynum. 81.
w. of 22S st. NV, and brother OF
Theodore Bynum. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
After 10 am. Sunday friends are invited
to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home
1920 9th st. NV, where services will be
held Monday, January 81. at 2 pm. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 81
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Dratha

CAMPBELL. EMMA c. On THURSDAY Jan
uary II. 1852, EMMA c. CAMPBELL,
the devoted wife of the late James E.
Campbell the loving mother of Mr.. AL
bert Green. Mrs. lola Brooks and Mrs.
Emma Hawkins. She also leaves a sister,
Mrs. Ella Dent: an aunt, Mrs. Katie
SimmS: ten grandchildren, sixteen great
daughters- -in-law and many other rela-
tives and friends. Friends may call Sun
day after 1890 am. at her late resi-
dence. 6lS M ST. se. Funeral Monday,
Japuary 21, at q am, from st. Cyprian' s
cturch, 18th and C SITS. Sc. Interment
lount Oivet Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
by Alexander s. Pope.
CASTLE. BLACKWELL. On Friday, Janu-
BLACKWELL Castle Of sSis 18th st.' st.,
Silver Spring. Md. husband of Isobel
castle. brother of Mrs. James Smith on
England Mrs; Edward Kilpin Of Min
nesota and Valentine Castle Of Wisconsin,
napolis, Md. Mrs. Gilbert H. Wiley and
Robert S. Pilgrim OF Silver Spring, Nd.
MT. Castle rests at the Warner E.
humphrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave- Silver Spring Md, where services
VIII be held on Tuesday January g.
AZ 10 am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 81
CASTLE, BLACKWELL. A special COM
% munication of Lebanon Lodge,
IN No. z. F. A. A. M, is called
~A ior Tuesday, January %,
HN ~ 1859, at 10 am. at the Ma
&W sonic Temple. 18th st. and
~ New York ave. NV, to con-
funeral Of our late brother, BLACKWELL
CASTLE
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munication of the New Jerusa.
lem Lodge No. 9. F. A. A. NJ.
is called for 1:45 pm. Mon.
day. January 81, 1852. fol
the purpose of conductins
Masonic burial service for oul
late brother. EDWARD B
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day. January II, 1862, GEORGE ".
BARTLETT. beloved husband of Fay Nc
lett. r.; son. of Mrs. Charlotte E. Bart
lett and brother of Mrs. Leila v. Bartlett.
Funeral from the W. <. Huntemann &
% NV. on n Monday' Hi Jan1ary n 81, ~ at 10 am. an
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
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KOHNE, KATHERINE Z. On Friday. jan
uary 49, lg62 a,,.a at the WashlnE1en EeTns SAM
KOHNE of Colesville. Nd, mother Of
Misses Helen ]. and Grace L. Kohne, Mrs:
w. K. Moseley and Frank J. Kohne OF
bins OF Washington. D. C. Mrs. Kohne
rests at the Warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
day, January 21, at 2:30 pm. Interment
private. 70
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MCPHERSON. DONALD. On Saturday,
January -. 1852. at his residence. DON
beloved husband of Maude Zachary Nc
Pherson. father of Mrs. Alice M Stowe
and Mrs Donna M. AnSelmo, brother of
Guy and William c. Mcpherson;
brother-in-law of Martha e. Mcpherson.
Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29O1 14th st. NV. on Tuesday,
January %. at IL am. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. 2I
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

I'll S1st ST. S.E.-One bedrm.. liv.
rm., kit, dinette and bath; S65 mo-,
not incl. utilities, CONNER g.
RYON, INC. 1910 18th st. NV, RE.
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For further information or appoint
toned businesses. call Mr.. Brown
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, sale or lease. bldg.
and Ieoulpmt.. excel. location, ready
for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243.
GAS STATION FOR RENr-on busy
thoronghfare: ideal spot for hustler.
COURT that one would be
proud to own; s modern units. with
excel. income, plus q lovely home;
all Of masonry construction: located
Sa, % g nrcSro 70 hgy. q, VIVIAN v.
Standard Oil station. doing good
OWNER. Box I0-H, Star. %
CABINET SHOP for sale, includes
90 power tools and completely
good D. c. location. A bargain at
81 WSea SSe i TsSs So 5eso sr5snssd e 5o ofS Gsi
REST. AND BAR. completely equipped:
seats 115; good for partners or man
and wife; rent $225; $4,000 down.
bal, on terms. ia4s p. ave. AZ. f;s.
with Ice. Iiy. quarters;
o1as. EM. iaGa. --s1
COFFEE SHOP, 232S wis.
ave. NV, In Calvert TheateT Bldg.
doing $50 day averaFe: mostly
sandwiches and fountain; owners
bought larger place; can be handled
with $4,000 down payment. w. E.
THRIFT. Exclusive. 14l1 Pa. ave.
NV, MA. q743 or UN. 1927. -31
GROCERY STORE, 3txS5: new shop
ping center, in fast-growing suburb:
Colesyiile pike, MILTON r. RuP-
PERT. DI. 5o15: eyes,. EN-. 5407.
81
SIO,0O0 TO si5,0O0 YEAR business.
Own an Easy Method Driver Train
ing system franchise: business IN
available cities throughout the g; s,
Established 1891. Over 400 other
coast-to-coast: 3.00a.000 new. driv-
ers learned last year We train you
to operate pleasant. dienified busi-
ness. We sell patented. dual-con-
trnlled cars OF saiips your ior sss5' sssa q
RIM. Ill, S7H1 14th st. NV.
SERVICE STATION for sale;. excel
lent business and location: border.
ing D. c.; only $1,000 for stQcl
and fixtures; long ieases reason. be.
ing drafted. Write BOZ $50, star
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NEAR CONN. AVE. AND CALVERT
Very substantial 25-foot row brick
In beautiful condition; 8 rms, bath:
concrete front porch. double rear
tnclosed porches; lge. storage attic;
built-in garage, gas hot-Water heat;
delightful high elevation on pic
tureSQue dead-erd street overlooking
beautiful recreational ares right on
the edge Of Rock Creek Park. Ap5 Ipo
per month; splendid value at $I7.-
$50. Eyes, caIl WI 1884. FRANK
NEAR SSH AND / iFULToN SITS. NV.
Attractive center hall. seven rooms.
bedrooms. lh baths, oil h.;y.
Exclusive. re: Ias5, WI, 4s4s. = 2
FIRST COMMERCIAL - Lge. row
brick, has 3-rm. and bath apt. plus
. rms. bath and hsmt. for owner;
bsmt. at street level; easily convert-
So te stsk business sS uss 1f Can 1as5 M5 % SS5sS
WARD SoS' & NORRIS 'ooS' VIZ ~
COMBINED DOcTOR,s home with
offices; an excellent corner in resi-
Dental NV. Wash. where doctors
suite is entirely separate from
home with street-leveI entrance;
lUukC lthS ID UcuEVOktLS HA4u 9Htuos
with more rooms on 3rd floor:
difficult to imagine a more ideal
arrangement for a doctor; $42. 500.
RIPLEY q ROMER. Realtors, 81.
lSth III AND WHITTIER sT.-1st time
offered. Eemidet. brick, 4 rms. on
1st mr.; s large bedrms., 3 baths.
recr. rm.; garage. This home Is In
top condition. Many shrubs. Priced
to sell. Strong cash payment. Mr..
LANG. EN-. S571. GE. 413S.
BRIGHTWOOD, HARD TO FIND
Check these features: corner semi
det. brick, covered concrete front
porch, spacious living rm.. full din.
rn.,. modern kitchen; 2nd floor, 3
bright bedrms:, tile bath; full bsrnt.,
on HOT-WATER HEAT. Anchor
fenced rear yard. Close TO s schools.
best shopping, excellent transp. II
you want clean home ct . reason
able price, see this.
KIRKS REALTY CO., Realtors,
HO. 677S; eyes,. RA. 1885,.
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coLoR1D !,
q Lowell Y HOMES
BUILT FOR NJ COMFORT

- - - , = ONW - y 49, - = = :
M. 18th and Taylor sts,; !y-rm brick
home coYiv, to everything; nv. I'M.
din. rnn., den. lovely eauipped kit.s
entrance to .yd.. oil h.-w.h. Call Mr.