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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-27

"HYPocRITE" is bad word.
You should he careful about

ouYPoCRITE" is a bad word.
II You should be careful about
calling people hypoerites, because
perhaps you do not quite mean II.
A hypocrite is not the same thing
as weak Christian, or a Stun
bling Christian, or half-developed
Christian, 50 per cent Christian.
These are pretty common the
regular simon.pure hypocrite is
rsrer bird, A hypoerite is a person
who is knowingly and Intentionally
bad, and has no intention of being
anything else; but he puts on a
mask or disguise of goodness. 1t
is only 'front.' he does not mean
a bit OF it He is just a devil play
ing angel. Such persons may be
somewhat rare, but they do exist.
They are TO be found in the church,
they are high up in the state. No
walk of life is altogether free from
them.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-27
ward Green,

ward Green.
Bird grade scholarship: George Hamilton, Shirley Patter
son. Shirley Levy Fred Baugh Joe Neyland James McCoy
The courtesy club" which got its origin from joint
meeting Girls Boys council in which picture on
Courtesy was shown commended The little boys are
becoming little gentlemen and the girls performing
many little duties and extending many little social graces,
They're trying to who can be the most courteous
The class is honoring a student each week, who will
the Seat of Honor for week This seat little deco
rated booth The pupil may this from these angles
improving enthusiastically, improving in punCtualy courtesy
cooperation sefreance dependabiy, any unusual task
beyond the line of duty excepting down dsturbances class
pride school spirit outstanding awards and many others.
The class chose Dorothy Jones the first pupil to occupy
he
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-27
Johnson College

Lenora christal, a gradn,..
Dunbar junior college, register
last week for a stenop,,s'
course The Senior Co.
have received assignments =
practice work in various b, " O
offices of the city Ms =
Burns and children Of Chic W
visiting the Johnsons Al e. d, a.
Ringo, Mrs. Burns is in r..
estate business Monte = "a
the great baseball star visitos u, .
school and gave greetings = u
students The class roor. @
the college have been "a. 4,
rated. o'
Snsakar -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-27

speaker
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-27

be struck by Ger
tain family re-
S g m b lances be-
tween hypocrites
of all eras. Jesus,
be it noted. was
talking about the
religious Tex
perts OF his
time, the men
who correspond
to today's big city
preachers. pro-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-27
''ate,sville
Seddie Waugh


The junior boys cage team of
Batesvllle's Ethel o. Miller high
school defeated Newport, al to 80
Saturday night to win the dis
trict 8 B championship. T h e
tournament was held at Augusta
The senior and junior girls
played in the district tournament
last week at Newport The
trustees of Bethel AME church
went over big in their recent raj
ly amount raised $l8420. Mrs.
Seddie Waugh, chairman, a d
Rev A. B. Woody, pastor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-27
They Will Not Lift A Finger

Almost the entire 23rd chapter
of Matthew is devoted to Jesus
slashing attack on the hypoerttes
he knew. The modern reader will
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-26

Among the interested visitors to
Shaw Gyms Open House last Sun
day was Mrs. Bertha Swope. Mrs.
Swope was the first physical edu-
cation instructor for the public
schools, starting classes first at
Shaw and then expanding to in
clude the elementary grades. "It's
a long step from then to now in
physical education training" she
commented as she looked about to-
days gymnasium.
If any committee is looking for
a new idea in a program specially
suited for real Ladies Night
party, let them take a hint from
Emil Hoffman and Harry Martin.
They cooked up that lovely and
unusual flower sprayed dimity
cover gracing the program, for
High Twelve's swank Ladies Night
party this coming Saturday. Con-
gratis are coming from far and yon
on the idea.
1t isn't often a church congrega-
ton is as fortunate as st. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Needing
parking lot they learned it would
cost about $4,000 to level off their
back yard for parking purposes.
That's lot of money so it was
pigeon holed for the time. Along
comes CTS seeking fill for it's
Rapid Transit. Result, everybody's
happy. CTS has dirt. The church
has nice level area for 66 cars.
Blacktopping is still in the future.
While orchids seem the order of
the day Our town can be
proud of its campus crowd. Read
ers Of this papers Campus Notes
thrill to the many successes of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-26
Personals

Mrs. Catherine Brown, 14723 Elm
ave-, is spending a vacation in Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida, visiting her
daughter, Betty Kirtz, and her
grandson. She epxects to return
home after Easter.
Mrs. r. r. Rhodehamei, 2140
Reyburn rd., East Cleveland, is re-
cuperating at Euclid Glenville hos
pital after surgery.
Recent house guest Of the
Ralph D. McMillens of 1920 Page
ave-, was Miss Margaret DeChant,
graduate of the College of Wo-
oster, now doing graduate work in
nursing at Columbia University.
While spending the week here,
Miss DeChant and Lee c. McNil-
len spent some time with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. John DeChant
of Creston, Ohio, and in Kent
where her brother and sister are
students at Kent State University.
On Saturday evening Mr.. McMil-
len entertained party of twelve
guests to meet Miss DeChant. The
trip to and from New York City
was made by plane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferrato of
Frank Shoes, 1928 Euclid ave-,
are proud grandparents again.
Saturday, March 21, lib. boy
named Ronald was born at Huron
Road Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Ferrato of 1927 Colon
ade rd.
To make things nicer, another
Ferrato son, Anthony, senior and
president of Theta Kappa Phi at
Kent State University, is home fo-
spring vacation.
James Blair has resumed his
duties as clerk of the municipal
court after an absence of two
weeks, due to illness.
Thomas D. Weller, 1865 Ter
race rd., was among the persons
! who passed the Ohio State bar
examination.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-26
Campus News

Spring holidays mean home-com-
ing co-eds and their guests. The
college crowd should have a gay
time come Easter vacation.
Miss jeanne Vyse, coming home
tomorrow from Western College
for Women will be accompanied
by Carol Silvernail of Kansas City,
Mo. who will be her guest over
Easter. jeanne is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vyse, 1906
Nelaview rd.
There will be excitement aplenty
at the Frank z. Batschelets, 1884
Nelawood. Daughter Lois, student
at Ohio Wesleyan, is member OF
the acappella choir on tour. Sing
ing at Epworth Euclid Church
Palm Sunday, brings Lois home for
the weekend. She will have as her
guest, Ginny Leisy of Sharon, Pa.
At tours close the next week
end, Lois will have as her guest
for the following week, Esther
Sloatman of Torrington, Conn. The
three girls, roommates all, are all
in the choir.
Delta Gamma Chapter of Pi Kap-
pa Alpha social fraternity an
nounces the pledging of Jack
Collier.
Another coed home for the
Easter holiday is JoAnn Green
wood, student at Northwestern
University. JoAnn is the daughter
of Arthur Greenwood, of Gra-
ham I'd.
Nancy Des Lauriers, 1920 Elsi-
more ave-, has been initiated into
the Bowling Green State Univers-
ity chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha,
recognition society in political
science.
Also from BIG. comes word that
Lois Radomsky has been named
second vice president of the uni
versity's Association of Women
Students. Miss Radomsky's home
is 1886 East 142nd st.
Annual "Greek Week" show at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-26

Western Reserve University is
keeping Clark Townsend of Strath-
more ave-, busy. Clark is handling
promotion for production "From
Here to Olympus" being shown at
the Eldred Theatre this week
through Saturday night. He also
plays the part of Case Tech STU
dent and is a dancer. Every WRU
fraternity has representative in
the show, sponsored by the Intra-
Frate Fraternity Council.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-26

After a two months illness Will
liam Wilson is again on his post as
foreman in the Service Depart
ment. Mr.. Wilson resides at 1341
East 152nd st.
DR.. and Mrs. Russell S. McGin-
mis- of Brewster rd. are sending a
week at Pinehurst, N. C. Enroute
they will go by way of Sweetbriar,
Va, where they will be joined by
their daughter, Nancy, a senior at
Sweetbriar College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glade L. North Of
Youngstown have concluded visit
with their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim North of 117th
st. Jim is the physical director at
the YMCA.
Recent army inductees include:
John E. Mulhauser, 1927 Shaw
ave.; Richard F. Baker, 1889 Far
rington rd.; James B. Reich, 1885
Noble rd.; Charles W. Fetheroff,
1882 East 152nd ST.; Harrison F.
Anderson, 1903 Mann ave.
Back from Korea, where he has
served for a year, is Corp. Ivan
McKie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
McKie, 1879 Milan ave. Corp.
McKie is a member of the U. S.
Marines and has been with the
First Division overseas
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-26

these young people, and especially
to the attention they are giving to
those extra curricular activities
which provide broader under
standing of their responsibilities as
citizens to the community in which
they will carve their careers, shar-
ing talents and service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-26

Dick Baumgartner, left, and
David Baumgartner, right, will be
in the Denison University Mems
Club when the club sings at First
Baptist Church, Fairmount at
Eaton rd, Cleveland Heights, Sat-
urday, March 28th at $3.50 p. m.
The boys are the sons of DR.. and
Mrs. D. A. Baumgartner, 1860
Oakhill hr.
Shown with the East Cleveland
ers are Allison Berlin of Coraopolis,
Pa. and Harold Rosene (seated) of
Cleveland Heights, who make the
clubs quartet.
Berlin is Freshman president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1870 TO DARK
zoos NORTH MOVES DR..
WoodSide Park, Silver Spring

Beautiful stone-and-Stucco, English.
type home. in most desirable neigh
borhood. Recep. hall, liv. rm. with
fi1Tepl,' din; rm:, Kit. and pantry
large porch of liV. rm., 3 airy
bedrms.. baths. finished attic with
cedar. closet, oil INV. heat, breeze
way to. det. gar; excellent transp.,
near schools, churches and shopping
center.
Drive out Ga. ave. or 18th, right to
to No. Moves dr., left to house.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO.
721 10th st. NV. MA. S-O765
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
4 BEDRMS.
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA. lis Z. Spring st -
ROsemont Sect. Open Sat and sun.
LII A fine 6-rm. detached home.
Newly dec. New gas Nv h. I'M
usually lovely yard. shade trees.
Gh Il picket h fsnG From Olk srao tr0T
I'd. and bus. Asking S14,2s0 'mayhe
s-4a55. oX. S-26S5. Colonial
ALEX. - Brick semidet. $4,000.
payable a;SSS 0c SS574 incl. taxes 81 ! TSo
lge. bedrms.. lge., liv. rm. and kit,
ceramic tiled bath. pull-down stairs
to storage attic, Venetian blinds
throughout. Chain-link fence, auto.
washer, built-in bookcases and
many extras. In new-house cond.
shrubs, bulbs, etc. cau TIE, g.
ALEXANDRIA--We invite you 70 in
spect this quality-built brick Cape
Cod, in Sought-after Rosemont. Lge.
liv. rm. with firepl.. family-sized
dining nm, well-eguip. KIT: and
pantry; screened ene1to porch T1n on Nv; I'm nm
are 2 lge. bedrms. and bath. There
is q finished rm. in the bsmt.; oil
h.-w.h.; copper cutters and down
spouts storm windows and Venetian
blinds are Just a few of the extras.
Open Sat. and Sun. for your inspec-
1 r.aaon aae pt ess Tne a. adde's es0? Is
i09 W. Nelson ave, just OF Rus
sell I'd. BURNS REALTY. K1 s.
1850 O. DOWN. Assume OF. Ari: 2!6ed-
IA "A G RE4L ~ 5 GE a aHd fenced ID
CONTINUED on Next PaEs)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
KENSTNGTON

EARLY COLONIAL ACRE
shrubs and sturdy trees
surround this charming 4-bedroom
home. Huge kitchen. pantry. large
living and dining room. basement,
front and rear porches. detached
gear garage. and other out-build-
ings. Also fine garden spot.
$4,000. Excellent terms.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Til 9 PM. Realtors. LO. 5-2sO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
HOUSES FOR sAL-MD.

$3.50 DOWN, BY OWNER Nicely
decorated 2-yr.-old. 3-bedrm. ram
bier; lge. lot with trees, convenient
to Naval Hospital and National In
stitutes Of Health. Total selling pric,
Sl1,950. No agents please. 1924
Clagett dr., Rockville. Md, Poplar
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KENSINGTON

BRICK RAMBLER-S1s,5
Here's a real buy! bedrooms. 2
baths. 2 Heatolator fireplaces, full
basement. large kitchen, attached
garage. Better hurry on this onel
Terms arranged.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Til PM. Realtors. 10. 5-2S0O
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OPEN SUN, / TO PM.
BETHESDA
Open Sat- Sun, 1916

Open Sat. Sun, 1915
The excellent floor plan Of
this new modern Colonial will
please you the minute you en-
ter the reception hall. Every
room is large and bright. The
loft. kitchen with breakfast
area, pine cupboards and rub
Der tile floor will certainly
please the housewife. There
are picture windows in the
large living room and separate
dining room. The powder room
Is off the reception hall. Up
stairs are 8 twin-siZe bed
rooms. Full bath and most
useful front hall with addi-
tional closets. The English
basement has large windows
overlooking the lovely deep lot.
Don't make the mistake OF
driving by-stop and come in,
Directions: Wisconsin ave. to
Bank of Bethesda, left on Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. to Oakmont
ave. and left to open sign.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
OIL. 1922 Ewes, DE. 2,5O76
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BETHESDA
1881 w. Leland st.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

1oo1 w. LELAND 81.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
l TO 6
Desirable house available in most
convenient section. This sturdy
brick. slate-roofed house contains
8 unusually large bedrooms and
bath upstairs; one being a step
down affair paneled in select wood
All have abundant closet space. on
first floor we have a most attractive,
easy-to-furnish living room with
wood-burning fireplace set in paneied
wall with built-in book shelves. The
large family-sized dining room also
features built-in corner cupboards
De. luxe kitchen with freezer-tor
refrigerator and electric range.
POWDER ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR
Screened porch, attached garage
tull basement. Beautifully land.
scaped level lot. Many other Gus.
tom designed features. Gas HOT.
WATER HEAT and built-in AIR
COOLING SYSTEM for summer
Conservatively priced. Your present
mousse considered in trade. Mr.
Ryan. Ju; 5-1258. on premises OF
by appointment.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Exclusive Agent
o.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
S1395O

EARLY AMERICAN-14 ACRE
"a block from bus. this charming
3-bedroom home has living room.
fireplace, large dining room and
kitchen, pantry, basement with lava
tory. French doors from both liv-
ing and dining rooms open to side
and rear porches. Detached
garage. Terms arranged.
Higgins. g. Harrison, Inc.
Til 8 PM. Realtors 10. $4,000
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BRADLEY ROIII.EVARD

Most charming English farm-type
white brick home: beautifully decor
ated throughout: LIST fir. reception
bookshelves, powder rm., din. rms.
All with random width floors; large
kit. with dining area, buffers pan
try, "a bath: wide stairway with
landing to- End floor: bedrms. and
bath: beautifully beamed Ceiling
recr. nm. finished with wormy
chestnut. bar and large fireplace;
opening on rec. rm. is q large brick
patio. 30x40 it.: brick Gear garage,
nsh pond and small stream running
road with driveways to circle in rear
OF home: beautiful flowers, shrubs.
trees, etc. Approx. 2 acres Of ground,
by OWNER. Price, S65.000. For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11

FWINBRo0K. S495 down. Fenced lot
expandable attic. equipped kitchen.
MlSt sell. 800, Denfield I'd. Sat
TWINBROOK-S695 down; 3 bed
rms, brick and frame. Finished
attic. SIGLER 81 co. RIA. 3-343I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11

New. brick rambler on one acre. 3
boedrms.. 2 baths, mahogany-paneled
semif1nished rec. rm., maids rm'
and bath roughed-in; Gear garage;
oil hot-water heat. $37, 800. SAM
UM E. BOAGLEY, INC, Potomac
Office OF, 4-R3S3 70
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$11,75O

Small down payment gives you this
spotleSs 2-bedroom. full basement
home with payments like rent.
Picket-fenced lot and only 2 doors
away from elementary school. See
this nowl
Higgins g. Harrison, Inc.
Til 8 PM. Realtors. 10. 6-2SOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Remarkable
value and truly a lovely home. 6
well appointed rooms featuring 21-
It., Inv. rm.. family din. rm., delight
full kit: 3 twin-stzed bedrms, tiled
bath: also has full bsmt.,, aluminium
Anchor-fenced lot with fruit bearing
garden spot. Bargain priced for quick
sale at S14.250. VIM. R. HUGHES
AP. 7-140O till 9 pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Mt, Rainier
area; full rooms; all-brick bunga-
low type; expansible attic, full base
ment., Delightful lot; Anchor fence
= nttle cream home and only S12s-
750. WIN. R. HUGHES. AP. 7-14OO
BIZ HUGHEs-Extra Iarr.
six-rm. home. Big family-size din
ing rm; Space-to-eat kitchen. rec
reation, rm. in basement; glassed
porch; lovely corner lot: large shade
o srees' Az Anc dsG FENCING. All this for
AP. 7-1400. till 9 pm.
BY HUGHES-S1, 300 down
Attractive. brick bungalow with full
daylight basement. ,Cozy living rm
with fireplace. Inviting porch. drive
way. Close to new school and shop
VIM: R. HUGHES, AP. ss14606.. 'I til
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Neat Chev.
cry; stunning 3;bedroom bungalow
H,, gorgeous condition. Beautifully
iiVn Seed roo artic f rf bass.I in somty
lent value at $1i. $50. WIN. r
HONEYMOON COTTAGE. SiO hoo-
Immac. 2-bedrm. bungalow on iarg,
lot fronting Annapolis I'd, just pas
hangover, Hills; full, dry bsmt. Thi,
SSeodbERsTr' So DAVIS Hjn;' & T g. 1890 Ef4
CENTER-HALL BRICK CAPE COD
A home. Of distinction. Custom
built and situated in lovely neigh
19rhhood he on beautiful wooded 10
with 10S-ft, frontage: 4 bedrms.
sc baths. slate roof, chestnut trim
be duplicated for less than S35, 900
Can be- bought for only $4,000
Excel. financing can be arranged
call THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-4500 It'll 8 pm. III
OPEN SUN. 1-6-761S Fort Foote I'd
Small 6-rm. frame house on lge
down S psgm.H view & ss rivef f.. Rsas
SSE,WHCoMB REALTY SERVICE. 10
$3.50 DOWN-Non-G1 or CT; 3-bedrm
rambler, mr.. Cheverly, quick posses
sion; payment like rent. PARKSIDF
REALTY CO., JU. 9-1S76 It'll 8 I'm
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Remarkabl,
value and truly a lovely home;
well appointed rooms featuring 21
It; lily: rm., family din. nm, delight
ful kit, twin-sized bedrms.. tilec
bath: also has full bsmt.. aluminium
screens and storm windows, deeI
Anchor-fenced lot with fruit bearinl
garden spot. Bargain priced for quicl
sale at $14,250. VIM. r. HUGHES
APP C-14OO till q N m 10
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ROSEMARY HILLS
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
MD GIN HRY@YY
SILVER SPRING

Seven-rm. brick Cape Cod, with
y paths, concrete porch; beautifui
paneled rec. nm. with outside entr
20 large yard; custom woodwork
throughout; modern equipped kit
d s0osfe1; automatic washer and
fHlyer, attaehed garage with drive
tDobbsl Dobrowolski. N N~1
PRICE, $23,95O
CAMPANELLA d CO.
TX. Sab; Ewes, JU. 5-sO6o
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OPEN, OZARK
HUGE, MODERN KIT.

3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-S16,95O
New brick rambler. in Connecticut
Gardens. 8 lge. bedrms., colored
fixtures in bath; liv. rm. with stone
fireplace; wonderful kit; lge. storage
attic with pull,down stairs. Full
. GtR 9 9Rtslds sP out
viers Mill I'd. to Gail, left to
Higgins, right to Adams to home,
VIEWING GOLF CLUB
S1s.95O-cAPE COD
picture windows. t Holl SH; f BATH Sl'a 3
Within 2 blocks of everything.
Next NeaV, door 70 PaEkside School; d.
Forest Glen. left to Dallas. left to
950l and our open sign.
1St-FL. POWDER RIM.
3 TWIN-SIZED BEDRMS.
Brick and redwood Colonial. on cor
fireplace: din. Tm.. dream Kit. and
powdet nm. 2nd floor, 3 twin-sized
bedrms. and bath with built-in
I'd. to Franklin. right to Flower,
right to Hamilton, left to Mintwood
and open sign.
BEDRM., u BATH 1St FL.
FULL DINING ROOM
New brick Cape Cod, with bedrm. and
"a bath on 1st floor; full sep. din.
rm,, liv. rm. with. fireplace. End
floor. 2 bedrms. and full bath. Full
basement. Located on corner lot.
Transp; at door. Junior high school
2 blocks away. Directions: Out
ColesVille I'd. to Franklin to open
BEDRM., - BATH LIST FL.
Excellent Parkwood Cape Cod. list
floor, iv. nm, with bay window and
fireplace; side screened porch, lge.
din, .rm. l4x10. .bedrm., u bath
and huge Thermal equip. kit. End
floor, 2 huge bedrms. and tile bath.
Full basement, with outside ent.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. Ext, to
Saul. left to Wildwood, right to
9912 or out Wis. ave. to Cedar lane
s sDast M, Naval Hospital ;I9aOd right abt to
$13,5OO, $1,000 DOWN
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Tremendous din. space. bath and
side. porch. Thermopane picture
65x10S level lot. Directions: Out
Ga. ave. to Plyers Mill I'd. left. to
Brunswick. right to Jennings, left
/ block to Bentley, right to 1O717
and open sign.
E. F. Blanchard
JU. 8-5757 til 8
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SEE TODAY

Drive out Georgia ave. to 1O4OC
block. left on Plyers Mill I'd, CON
tinue to model house at $500 Plyers
Mill I'd. These fine new OstroV
ramblers and Cape Gods merit your
inSp. today. See the excellent lots
many are wooded. All are fully
Sodded, Come and see for yourself
the values packed into these quality
homes.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. 7-6650
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11

brick rambler on leveI
cor; lot containing "a acre. Liv. rm
with firepl;, din. rm.,, kit. 8 bedrms
breezeway and garage. S22. 800.
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BETHESDA, MD.
SSH GLENWOOD RID.
OPEN SUN 2-6

CAPE COD-WHTTE BRICK
? BEDRMS. LIST FL: > BEDRMS. End
P e. cSI M dIV r RM. WITH FIRE
TIONAILY NICE REC. RIM. Def.
GARAGE. FENCED REAR YD.; EX-
Gel. FINANCING.
To reach: Out Wis. ave. to Bank Of
Bethesda, bear left on Old George
town I'd, approx. IL blocks to Glen
E. M. FRY, INC.
CHEVY CHASE. Md. OIL. $500
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UNIVERSITY PARK
SUITLAND

1851 BROMLEY AVE.
2-bedrm. home. full bsmt.
gas heat. city sewer. water and gas.
Lge. lot, few blocks to Census
Bureau and shopping. S12,95O,
So. 900 down. Drive by and take
q look 10. $4,000.
WEST REAL, ESTATE IA
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
. MCKINNEY SCHOOL AREA
3-bedroom brick ctSlter- hail Coior,a-
on fenced corner lot, side screened
porch and kitchen porch. basement
WITH beautiful knotty-pine recrea.
Ion room, aluminium storm wind
Vows, detached garage. Owner
transferred. $19.750. Terms ar
H Huggins & Harrison, Inc.
Til 8 PM. Realtors To- 5-2SOc
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MICHIGAN PARK Hill.

Open Sunday. 11-6. 5405 14th ave.
Lovely 2.yr,, -old lge. .6-rm. brick
eliminating buyer. All lge. rms, 3
twin-size bedrms., lge. kit. with gar
bage disposal and diShwasher; II
bath: lge. liv. rm. w/flrepl.; lge. din
ing l.; bsmt. 35x37 with tiled floor,
nets, JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA.