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LINED Oak Dual Dresser and
Mirror Chest Of Drawers,
Bookcase Bed

A stunning combination of pieces that
will beoutify any bedroom with its chorm-
ing ottroctiveness. A double dresser for
the Mr.. and Mrs. and loroe chest for
extra space. A comfortable roony bed Of
unmatched beouty. This combination is
Feeuiorly priced ot $3.50. During this
sole for the low 2IOO
price Of 1OO
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. l1to. couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, iDGit three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
\ day. Sundays and holidays are
\ counted the same as other days.
Richard Miller. "a. and Shirley zeiler.
Beulah Ksrns. g. i7o4 Keniiworth
william Lotz. 20, s541 seth st. NV.
and May Naderhor. 20, 40 PiattsburG
joseph Smith; 20 70, 1925 @ Ne Nsvsen b. st, ne,
Claude ssn Swanson. Son. 22. $40 baker st. ne, M
and Dorothy Parker. 20. Rocky Mount.
Edwin schwenk., 80. Hyattsyille. Nd. and
ToRy olSeE os,:S l4oe Fax eSureS & ". and
"slnsff .ns pstiieis PsTR, 20. 4afi ssi g.
Mcdowell Lyon.. 81. Towson. Nd. and
Paul Therault; q, and Gloria Morgan. 21'
1ysh nSsn n Miiisr fs? So st. s4i5 zT ssth 81. nw
and Bertha Schafer. %. 361s 3sth st.
Randall Mitchell, g. ssss. Agltnssen, M ton Va, and
william Bell. ,23. 1905 Constitution ave:
ne. and Mamie Williams. 23. 1914
VafsP'H asd Hsl1i GaEn Hn:. m 55yz 5SessIB
Bernard Howard; e ,.2 1925 New New Hanpssirs q :
ssS ;TsHs s.: sos$:. sy ~ zS5s 4s Nv
saTflnstcn Taln aHs' eaailSansr. 80. s1S.4and St
ne: and Esther Gun, 40. S113 11th
Gail watson. q. s1s 2osss ST. St; ne. and
Gloria Ro6tnsen IL fSs $rd p ne
Isl both Of Baltimore. ~ 49,.
held SO both Of is2s Trinidad ave
wilmer EIsssr Ndzs;s q e. ot fe11 sIn s.. NV and
'4ss ssTmeIiss rDeimsi. eiai Il. 14i4 'Mseomf
James m; Mo; Morgan, 21. 2ees Bladensburg I'd
p;sb pStb a. ana Martha Jameson TO- 4o1s
Percy rs1 Nelson. Sei On s7 S22s 9Th st. nv. and
Mona summerson. Il. 1914 Massa-
wsn misee.d 1efrRSFhh fs SSFh RS sh 'ns. AZ
a%ss ass Ma1s sts E 81 Sseps[ vrsns nk Md
John Badly, 90. 1864 r st. ne. and Anni.
and Elaine Thompson. Fl. 219 T st
Harry Ward. "a Rockville, Md. and MARY
/ Hofstetter, Gaithersburg. Nd.
Carlton johnson, IS. .'1461 Corcoran st
p::W: and Lois Wilmington. 49, 1921
Andrew js johnson. 90. 1915 Clifton st, NV.
and Ruth McLeon. "a. 3436 Holmeae
Nathaniel Tate. ea1s virginia ave. NV.
/ and Mary Howie.. 10. 45 d st. Sc.
Lewis HelIen. a, Altoona, Pa. and Mars
James Miles. 80. and Ruth Wheate, 81
both Of Corona. y; Y. $3.50 ~
and Gertrude Farmer. 20. 731 b0th
john IN Cook. Cook as 4s1e 4th st. NV. and
MarsaEst Roos, q. Provids9nce ds99s Hospitai
and Audrey Paley. 90 Takoma Park
George Wilson. 4e, Berwyn, Nd. and
Leona Dawson. SO. Wakefield. Mich.
and Evelyn Blunt is. 54ss Bass Dl'
Martin kite. 2e Elkton. Va. and Marion
Kaloustian. 81. Arlington. Va.
Helen Ross. "a. 1901 Arsonne pl. NV.
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Under D. C. lGtD. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, iDait three full days and
receiDe the license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Stevenson Asked 10 Talk
In Baltimore by Mayor
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. N. Y. Aug. 29.-
Mayor Thomas D'Alessandro, of
Baltimore. saw Gov. Adlai Steven
son in New York yesterday and
requested the Democratic presi-
dental candidate to make q
speech in Baltimore.
The mayor said Gov. Stevenson,
laughing, said I'd like to but
just work here"
Mr.. D'Alessandro then discussed
the question with Gov. Stevenson's s
campaign manager, Wilson Wyatt,
and Oscar Chapman, a member of
the Governors staff.
The Mayor said they agreed that
if possible Gov. Stevenson should
appear in Baltimore.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

Gil Of United Church Women, which
will be the first in Sussex County
to be formed.
United Church WOmen's Organi-
cations have three public meetings
each year, in addition to business
meetings, and list as their Obiec-
tives the promotion of Friend
ship Among Nations" and World
Peace" Offerings received are Civ
EN- to four projects in Home and
Foreign Mission work.
All churches in the Georgetown
area, both town and rural, will be
invited and urged to participate in
the next meeting which will be held
on April 16 at Grace Methodist par
sOnage, Georgetown.
This meeting will draft plans for
the organization and will nominate
and elect officers for the coming
year. Mrs. Nellie Mulligan is act
ing chairman until the April 16
meeting and will serve as hostess
for the group at that time.
Representatives of the four
churches attending were Mrs. Nell
lie Mulligan, Mrs. Ida Mae Green.
and Mrs. Frances Graves of Grace
Methodist Church; Mrs. Marian
Hackett, Mrs. Rebecca Townsend,
and Mrs. Louise Baer of Wesley
Methodist Church; Mrs. Glen Wal
ter, Mrs. Mary Blackstone, and
Mrs. Dorothy Cannon of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church: Mrs. George A.
Leukel of the Presbyterian Church.
Justice James M. Tunnel, Jr., of
Georgetown, will preside at the
Loyalty Day program to be held in
the Georgetown High School Audi
tOrium on Sunday evening, April
q, according to an announcement
made here this week by Earl Rust,
chairman of the countrywide cele-
bratiOn.
Present plans for the celebration
of Loyalty Day in the county, call
for the suspension of all church
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11
GEORGETOWN

Plans have been started here for
the 21st Community Daily Vaca-
tion Bible School which will be
held in the Wesley Methodist
Church. with Rev. Glen B. Walter,
rector of st. Pauls Episcopal
Church, acting as dean. The school
will open June 16 and will continue
for two weeks.
The Georgetown Community jun
ior Choir, under the direction of
Mrs. Ralph S. Baker, will sing
again this year at the Easter Sun
rise Service which will be held
under the pOrtico of the Court
House, at 6 a. m
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Georgetown Fire Company COM
pleted plans for the annual benefit
card party to be held on April "a
in the fire hall. Mrs. ElwOod Short,
president of the auxiliary is acting
as general chairman. Mrs. Joseph
Pittard is chairman in charge Of
tickets, assisted by Mrs. Olive Ad-
ans, Mrs. Anne Wilson, Mrs. ViO-
let Prettyman and Mrs. Doris Ser
man. Mrs. Frances Dukes heads
the prize committee, assisted by
Mrs. Ethel Jones, Mrs. Doris Ser
man and Mrs. Mary Rogers. Mrs.
Clara HolsOn is in charge of re-
freshments assisted by members
Of the auxiliary. The committee to
arrange for special door prizes
comprises Mrs. Short, Mrs. Dukes,
Mrs. Lena Short, Mrs. Mary Keel
er, Mrs. Edith Scott, Mrs. Stella
Hicks, Mrs. Clara HOlson and Mrs.
Florence Barr.
The auxiliary will serve dinner
to the Sussex County Volunteer
Firemen when the County AssOcia-
ton meets in Georgetown on April
%. Mrs. Clara Holson will head
the dinner committee, assisted by
Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mrs. Emma
Short, Mrs Ethel Jones, Mrs. Mag
gle Pittard, Miss Lois Steigelman
and members of the organization.
No business meeting of the aux
iliary will be held again until May,
because of the impending benefit
card party. Hostess for the May
meeting will be Mrs. Charlie Short,
Mrs. Lizzie Short, Mrs. Minnie
Travis and Miss Lois Steigelman.
Hostesses serving at the recent
meeting we're Mrs. Charles Scott,
Mrs. Frances. Short and Mrs. Ed
ward Serman.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

services and the cooperation of the
congregations in the meeting here.
Mr.. Rust said that church groups
in the county had agreed to coop
crate in the ceremonies.
Chairmen of committees have
been named by Mr.. Rust to con-
tact churches and other groups in
the county. and already letters
have been mailed relative to the
celebration. Chairmen of churches
in the county will include Rev. Will
liam o. Hackett, chairman of the
Methodist Churches, assisted by
DR.. Thomas G. Mulligan, and Rev.
Ira E. Crum, all of Georgetown;
Rev. George A. Leukel, Georgetown.
chairman of the Presbyterian
Churches of the county; Rev. Glen
T. Walter, Georgetown, heading the
Episcopal Churches; Rev. Andrew
J. White, Milford, chairman of the
Catholic Churches, and the Rev.
Miss Arna Kenshaft of George
town, chairman of Wesleyan
Church groups.
In civic clubs of the county,
George P. Tidwell has been named
as chairman of the Kiwanis Clubs,
assisted by James B. Owens and
Julius c. Green, all of Georgetown;
Wilbur M. MumfOrd and James F.
Walls, heading the Rotary Clubs,
and Harvey B. Spicer, Carl w. Utz
and Joseph Wagner for the Lions
Clubs. Otwell G. PettyjOhn. of
Georgetown, is chairman of the
Sussex County Grange Organiza-
tiOns.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

Colonel Ralph s. Baker, of
Georgetown, is chairman of the
National Guard Units, with Lieu
tenant-Colonel John E. Evans, also
of this town, heading the Reserve
officers Corps. For the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, John w. Pepper has
been made chairman, assisted by
w. Layton Johnson, both of this
town. The Auxiliaries for the V.
F. W., will be contacted by Mrs.
Frances Rust, and Mrs. Velma
Smith ALSO of this town. Harry S.
Zerby, commander of Sussex Post
No. 8, will head the committee for
the Legion Posts in the county
and the Auxiliaries will be contact
ed by Mrs. Emma Short and Mrs.
Isabelle Morris.
Boy Scout Troops of the county
will have as their committee Shell
don Dennis and Hilyard Purnell of
Georgetown, with Mrs. Paul FL
lingswOrth serving as a committee
of one for the Girl Scouts.
Claude Adkins, county agent for
the All Clubs, will serve as chair
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

DR.. Russell Plumpton, school
psychologist. who is affiliated with
the state child development and gui-
dance program, was principal
speaker at the recent P. T. A. meet
ing, held in the Georgetown High
School. Mr.. Plumpton discussed his
work, its aims and problems, and
answered questions put to him by
members present.
The second part of the meeting
was devoted to the election of Of
icers for. the 1928 school year.
Those elected were: President, Will
liam Hudson; vice president for
high school, Mrs. Roland McAllis-
ter; vice president for elementary
school, Henry Shaw; secretary,
Mrs. Doris Serlnan; treasurer, Ed
ward B. Green.
A social hour followed with re-
freshments served and an OppOr-
tunity for conference between par
ents and teachers.
The regular monthly meeting of
the W.S.C.S. of Grace Methodist
tChurch, Georgetown, was held re-
Gently in the church basement,
with Mrs. Ida Mae Green, presi-
dent, presiding.
Delegates and alternates we're
elected to attend the w. S. c. S.
Peninsula Conference, which will
be held at Bethesda Church at Sal
isbury, Md, on May 13. Delegates
elected were Mrs. Frances Graves
and Mrs. Florence King. Alternates
are Mrs. Cora Walls and Mrs. Pearl
Wilson.
/ Featured on the worship pro-
gram was a sketch entitled "The
Well at Sycar," presented by Mrs.
Mildred Littleton and Mrs. Jenny
Kennedy.
The May meeting will be in the
form of a mother and daughter ban
quet instead of the regular meet
ing Mrs. Venton Shufelt, of Hur-
lock, Md, will be the speaker on
this occasion.
Refreshments for the evening
were served by Circle No. 4.
Mrs. E. w. Buchanan, president
of the State Council of United
Church Women, and state vice
president, Mrs. John Trader, both
of Dover, were guests at a tea
given by Mrs. Glen Walter of
Georgetown and attended by rep
lresentatives of four Georgetown
churches.
The main purpose of the gather
ing was to organize a local cOun-
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

man of this group, and Miss Nancy
E. Ratliff will act as chairman Of
the Home Demonstration Clubs. In
other county organizations, chair
men are as follows: Mrs. William
Ratledge, of Georgetown, Youth Or
ganizations; Rodney Wilgus, Jr.,
P. T. A. groups; Mrs. Nell R. Barr
and DR.. Elizabeth Phillips, Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs; Red Cross units, Mrs. Nell
r. Barr and H. W. T. Purnell;
schools, Joseph D. Thomas; Wo-
mems Clubs of the county, Mrs.
Nellie Yerkes, of Laurel, and fire
companies, Thomas r. Purnell and
James B. Owen, both of the George
town Fire Company.
Music for the program will be in
charge of Philip Taylor, director of
instrumental music at the local
school, and also head of the Sus-
sex County Band, which will fur
nish music for the evening.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11
skod0 Production Drops

VIENNA R Despite a de-
mand for greater production. the
output of locomotives in the giant
Skoda works in PiIsen, Czechoslo-
vakia, is behind schedule. Radio
Brno said that January production
was only 66 percent of the target.
Western economists in Vienna
said locomotive production possib-
ly was down because the Skoda
works is streamlining its output OF
tanks and guns for Russia.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11
City In Show Business

BENTON. III. -CPD- This
Southern Illinois city is going into
show business.
Benton's Council has voted to
lease part Of its large public park
to a drive-in theater operator for
10 per cent Of gross receipts for
10 veGrs. The operator agreed to
build an outdoor theater and the
city agreed to reimburse him for
all costs except for sound and
screen.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

Classified Ads get results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24

an citizens Of BoOnsboro IN washington CS
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is perhaps the first built s honor LIN the
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Then of land surrounding the monument were
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VACANT
81 900 DOWN
colored12200 blk, 1st st.. n.w.-S
rms. bath, full bsnlt., oil h.-w.h.
SURETY REALTY CO, 1881 N st.
NV, AID. 0531 Sun, ewes, IL.
3-I295. FA. 025q,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

COLIO LIORED-NR. 18th & q Sts. NV.
Prominent 3-story brick home of 9
rms. and 2 baths, hot-water heat,
ssa being g. Offered to close los usGa1 estate
WARD & NORRIS. 723 goth st.
COLORED-; BEDROOMS, 3 baths;
west of upper 10th ST.: center-hall
plan: det, brick: gas heat; Priced
EX, 5707. GE. -0140.
COLORED-7 APT. UNITS, vacant;
NV. residential; desirable home
with excellent income. Out-of-town
town owner orders immediate sale,
Priced low. good terms. Immediate
possession. Newly decorated. DIXIE
REALTY Co, Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-DRASTI REDUCTION
for quick sale. Det. brk., rms,
= baths, st.-h powder rm.. glassed- in
sleeping porch, 2 finished rms. in
attic; de luxe tiled floor recreation
rm., oil-burner. h.-w.h 2-car ga
rage. Can be purchased furnished
or unfurnished. Suitable for doctor
or dentist. West of 10th, on Web
ster. Eve. TIE. 1868. l.. T. GRAV-
ATTE. Realtor, 1913 K st. NV,
MA OSb2
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Near Naval Ordnance Lab.

tcontinued on Next Passl
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Five bedrms.,- IN baths. in . lovely
English brick home, only 3 blocks
from Chevy Chase Circle. There is
. large liv. rm.. ine din: ri1..
screened porch on 1st A.; full bsmt.
with attractive rec. rm., util. rm.
and oil h.-w.h. Tastefully decorated
and in Imaculate cond. Possession
Sept. 1. Priced below S35. 900.
EDW. F. FRY, INC.
d. 6212 Ewes. DE. 6076
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
'G bs Nd ne or SvS NV III B. eS e; free re nesp ar
praisals. no delay. For complete
rental service. phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO.. 81. 6242. -i3
WANTED-A 4-bedroom house, Sill
yer Spring or Takoma Park vicinity;
near schools, shopping; by Sept. 1st
Contact WILLIAM E. THOMPSON.
Madison Hotel. Binghamton. N. Y.
Phone or wire collect. -16
FOXHALL AREA-Minnesota family
start now; up to SI50' Phone col col,
lect, Annapolis 6205. ID"
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL, wife,
daughter, 20 son. II. seek modest
unfurniShed house; bedrooms,
usual utilities, garden; l year; Sl35-
$3.50; range; District preferred but
invite offers. Tel. EN-. 4166. IA"
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Sc. HOMES

- Seven room detached
brick with f1replaces, 3 baths.
pine-pHneled recreation room; drive
in garage. Many extras.
BEAUTIFUL vIEW-HILLCREST-7-
room detached brick with 2h baths
equipped kitchen; detached garage:
full basement; gas h.-w.h.; $4,000
cash required.
BUNGALOW-4 rooms and bath on
large level lot with Soft. frontage.
Suitable for apt: conv. to tranSp.
sIx-RooM HOME. semidetached.
brick, excellent condition; metal
storm windows and screens. Vene-
tian blinds. equipped kitchen: con-
venience to schools and transp.
A BARGAIN AT .950-6-room
semidetached brick with pine,
paneled recreation room IN tull
basement. Many extras.
20-FEEr ROW BRICK near Barney
Circle-Arranged for 2 apartments,
gas h.-wh.. stoves, l refrigerator,
Venetian blinds; priced to sell at
S15.760.
FORT DAVIS-6-rm. Semidet. brick,
excellent condition; equip. kitcnen;
Venetian blinds; full basement; gas
heat.
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RESTAURANT AND TOURIST COURT.

Fairfax, va, on ROUTE III OF II.
Well located in growing business
section. Fully equipped with mod
ern fixtures. Long established and
profitable business with larger pos
Sibiiities. Owner retiring because
of Ill health. For appointment call
CARL T. TRUHIL, Crescent 963-J
or Crescent 721-W. I7a
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
TWO BARGAINS

(D .COLORED-NR. LINCOLN PIX
Gas heat. S13.50O. Terms.
(2) observation-disclosures bungalow, 6
rms. modern bath and all-electric
kitchen; garage; oil h.w.h. $13,250.
Terms. E. C. KNOUSE, Ma 021S
or FA 44bS IA
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RIGGS PARK
S875.OO DOWN

To the qualified veteran on
one of these fine new homes
in mes newest and finest
area. 3 bedrooms. GE kitch-
ems. first-fioor powder room,
large front porch. Only a few
left. Drive out Riggs rd. to
Nicholson ST., turn right two
blocks to Sth 1T. and sample
home.
Open Daily and Sunday Till Darl
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
MA. GAO
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Silver Spring-$16,50O
Brick Cape Cod with expansible Sec
ond floor, 2 bedrooms and tiled bath
on first floor, large closet. large
equipped kitchen. full basement with
recreation room; entire yard Anchor
fenced; storm windows: conyenient
location.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. 500 Till 8
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SILVER SPRING-Four-be r-bedrm. Cape
Cod with breezeway and gar; part
bsmt;; shady lot; 65x17e; $l3:500s,
A bargain at S13, 300:
MCKINNEY -HILLS--Close-in 6-rm.
brick Colonial; full bsmt.;. lavatory;
storm sash; level lot. Asking $16,-
BEERS BROS. TIL o. 81. 1911
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
THE PALISADES

Out Macarthur blvd. in D. c.. we
have q spacious older home with
every modern improvement and a
beautiful lot; 1st A. has large hv.
rm, with firepl;. din. rm.. 2 bedrms.
2nd d. has 2 huge bedEmS. and
bath: full attic above. Enormous
ne-paneled rec. rm. with firepL;
built in garage in bsmt. Immacu-
lately clean. Somebody will get q
wonderful home at $23.a5O. Ewes
call XII. S-506S.
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CHEVY CHASE
$1,000 DOWN

Beautiful 7-rm. Colonial brick home
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Cen
ter-han plan, liv. rm. with firepl,
din. rm., den, rec. rm. with bar.
3 bedrms., 3M baths. You must see
to appreciate. Total price, $29, $50
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN or women, 70
35. share spacious 3-bedrm.. .2-bath
house, with ?; fiat rate. cleaning
JEWISH YOUNG MEE will share
furn. house; ideal setup. GE. 1913,
WILL SHARE OUR HOUSE with
young married cple. without chill
dren. in exchange for care of 2
small children. / school age. Call
La. 6-5246, after 6 PM, wkdys.
III
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DOWN
FRT. PCH.. 9th AND EYE

Most convenient is this lovely wide
brick with frt. pch., side hall. z love-
" lge. rms. fne bath and oil heat.
Hurry. will 60 quick. 1st NATL.
RLTY. RE. 1851. Call day. night
Evening star., 1952-08-12

WE NEED MORE HOMES TO sFrL
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. on Legation st.
2 blks. from Conn. ave.-Det. brick
rambler. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. bsmt..
attic and gar. If you want q new
home conv. to transp. shopping CEN
ter and church this is it. Price and
P. J. wALsHE. INC.
l115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
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Nr. Wheaton CROSSROADS
woodland. Beginning ] blk. east OF
Ga. ave. with 1000 IT. on Arcola
ave. Fine for development purposes.
Near churches. schools. transp. and
Shopping-
TILLSON CO., Realtors
957 Thayer Ave-. sil. spE. JU. 7-5900
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, near-Naval Medical and
Public Health-Detached 2-bedroom
brick. under $50, 900: Liy; Tm; viii with
firepl., din. room. screened porSn'
lge kit. full bsmt., gas h.-w;n..
garage. beautiful grounds. Mr
Watts. with DRURY REALTY CORR,
MI. 1000; ewes. OR. 5761.
BETHESDA'S CUTEST RAMBLEk-
Brand-neW, all brick, finest quality
and it has everything:-liv. rm. with
frepl., dinette, lovely kit. with dis
posal and table space; 3 bedrooms;
beautaiful colored tiled bath; IuLi
basement, oversize built-in garage,
large concrete screened porch, gas
heat. This Is o small home out q
gem of quality and Just perfect Tor
q couple or small family; $22 800.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1.
Evenings. cali OIL. 1856. IL
BETHESDA, SEQ, ,05O-Fine quality
white brk. -and-stone home with slate
roof; 8 rms, bath; attrac. garage;
screened porch. full bsmt., lge. level
tnclosed rear yard; beautiful resi-
Dental street in Q choice convenient
neighborhood. FRANK g. PHuLIP5.
DI. 1411. Evenings, call WI. 4S34.
BETHESDA RAMBLER, less than
year old, 2O-ft. liv. rm., separatt
din. rm., 8. bedrms. with double
closet, large kit; corner lot, SOx1O0;
clean as a pin; wonderful BUY EltH
reduced price Of S17,950. AADMORE
REALTY co. Oh 1857. -1b
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CHEVY CHASE MD

BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Spacious: well-built; modern brick
home WITH LARGE ROOMS. Wide
rooms, ga baths, including 1st n.
den or bedroom and n bath; rear
screened porch, garage; stairs to
attic; excellent basement; large COR
ner lot near D. C. transportation.
wonderful financing available. once
open til q.
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German p. Young, DE. 4444

Bethesda Rambler-$23,75 $50
z ROOMS. Ia BATHS. a-ACRE
value in its class. For further oe-
tails, call EARL T. WRIGHT, WI.
RnnA I'll 4, m
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INVEST WTSET,v

Lovely corner brick Colonial home
Liy. rm. with flrepl, din. rm., large
kit, 8 bedrms., 2 baths; wall-to-
wall carpeting throughout; full
bsmt., garage. shady fenced yard
lot l40 1T. frontage by b5 It. Price
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Brand-New
Semidetached Brick Homes

Semidetached Brick Homes
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-6 PM.
rm., complete modern kitchen
with S-ft. GE refgr., full bsmt.
and many other special fea-
lures. Only Sl15 per mo. 1900
block Sargent rd. ne. Direc-
tions: Turn north Of Michigan
ave. on 18th st. just beyond
Catholic u to Emerson St,
then right to open sign.
(Sample house, 5000 Sargent
Td.)
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 DI. 1895
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HILLCREST
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS
S75n 90 DOWN

SI0U.UU OOWN
To the qualified veteran on
one Of these fine semidetached
homes with 3 large bedrooms.
LIST floor powder room, large,
fully equipped kitchen. STA
$50 total price, Drive out g.
Capitol street to Southern
avenue, turn left and follow
signs to sample home on
Forester street.
Open daily and Sun. till dark.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
Ma. GAO
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HOUSES SALINE. tcent.)
MICHIGAN PARK
Open Daily, 4::30 Til Dark
453O EASTERN AVE NE

Most attractive detached brick Co.
lonial home, only 3 years old and
in Immaculate condition. Located
mr.. shopping center, transp., ele-
mentary and parochial schools: 1st
f., liv. rm. din. rm., de luxe kit and
large rear screened porch; equipped
with Q charming fenced-in rear yard !;
3 bedrms., bath on I'd A.; beautiful
rec. rm. and N bath in bsmt. Our
very best buy. MR.. BUGG ON
PREMISES. LU. 1-0966.
DIRECTIONS: Out Michigan ave. to
Eastern ave. ID. c. linel, right on
Eastern to 1880. EN-. 1900. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY co.
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NJ E.-S15 050

This semidet. home has liv. rm. with
f1repl., din. rm., modern kit.
bedrms. and bath; gas heat; screened
cssn DSTsn 6gt snpdifion gar home IN ex
session. Call Mr.. Bramham, EN-
$500. DI. 3100, with BETHEL