davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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their peak, but we can still learn
much about them. 1t is impor-
tant to notice that some are low
growing, others of medium height,
and a few are tall. This points
to an important consideration
the height of tree needed for a
particular position in the yard.
The height should be first and
the color of bloom the second
factor in selection. The size and
color of the fruit is of interest.
too, because of the fall colorS.
It is not too early to get the
spraying and dusting equipment
into working order. At the first
sign of insect damage the control
measures should be applied-they
are preventive and should be on
the foliage before the bugs or
blights arrive. A number of good
all-purpose materials are now
available to the home gardener
mixtures that control both in
sectS and diseases. Some are de-
signed for use on the ornamen-
tails, others are for the vegetable
gardener, and the third group
is for the fruits. They are not
especially interchangeable so Sc
lect the kinds needed to protect
your garden.
Not all Of the azaleas forced
for the florist are hardy-there
are several that are on the bor-
derline in this area. It is likely
that if fed early enough in the
season so that the new growth
will mature before freezing tenn
peratures come in the fall, they
will be hardy. This group in
clude the doubles and semi
doubles of the large-fowering
azaleaS. Because their hardness
depends somewhat on the care
given and the particular situa-
ton in which they are planted,
it is desirable to give them a
try-not much to lose and a lot
to gain.
Last week mention was made
OF protecting dogwoods from the
borer by spraying with DDT.
This spray should be repeated at
three-Week intervals for three
times. The three applications
will keep the trunk protected
during the period of normal
Matching and moving about of
the borerS.
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SPECIAL! HYBRID ROSE BUSHES

9. 6: .: :: :; :: =: : c
Ami Quinard, Bright Scarlet
r,,,o,,,L,,.. cuoo,, v.,,o ResuloEy
"u-e11A0"Ae 81 OAeo1AAJ 1eAAO" l.l9
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The Towering crabs are begin
ming to bloom, a few have passed
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or destroy corn stalks before May
/, according to extension entom-
ologist T. L. Bissell. They should
be completely covered with dirt
when plowed under, he says.
BorerS go through the winter
as a larvae in the cornstalk. In.
April, the borers, or larvae, turn
into pupae, and start to emerge
as moths about May l or earlier
on the Eastern Shore. Emer-
gence in the northern counties
of the State begins about three
weeks later.
The first moths lay their eggs
on potatoes, weeds and flowers,
which provide food for the first
generation of corn borers. The
second generation is the one that
does the damage in the Cornfield.
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FRUIT TREES AND BERRIES

Quintuplet Apple Trees, novelty 5-N-1 different
varieties of apples on one tree --------each 2.69
Dwarf Apple Trees, popular varieties, each, 2.59
Hardy Pecan Nut Trees Aft tall each, 2.98
Everbearing Strawberries, hardy 2-yr. plants.
Is for 98c
Raspberries, everbearing, red, hardy 2-yr plants,
for I.l9
Grape Vines hardy 2-yr. plants; blue, green, red,
each CSC
Asparagus, Martha Washington, 2-yr. old,
IL for S9c
Giant Blueberries, new hybrid varieties,
each, l.49
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FIowerinq Bulbs and Roots

King Size Gladiolus, jumbo imported bulbs; choice
of red, pink, yellow, white, blue, orange Sold in
units of 10 of one variety -.--------- 10 for CSC
King Size GladiOlus, imported mixture, all coors,
10 for 69c
Holland GladiOlus, cutting mixture ---- so for 81
Giant Hybrid Dahlias, special mixture, imported,
for 81
Giant Summer Hyacinths, fragrant, white,
10 for 98c
Magic Shell Flower, exotic color mixture,
10 for Csc
Blazing Star (Montbretias) mixed --25 for sac
Lily Of Abyssina (Acidenthera), grows like
gladolus looks like an orchid, smells like rose,
20 for 98c
Giant French Anemones double Mixed 25 for 59c
Giant French RanunculuS, double Mixed
Is for 59c
Giant Flagpole Carnas, tall, brilliant mixture,
10 for 89c
Scented Double TuberOses, fragrant, white,
10 for 89c
Bearded Iris, hardy imported mixtures, 10 for csc
PeOnies, 3-year-old clumpS; red pink, white,
each 59C
Bleeding Hearts, large, 2-year-old clumps,
each 59c
Hardy Lily of the Valley, fragrant white for shade,
Is for I.l9
Giant Hybrid Imported Dahas, all colors
each, 29c; for 81
More Early Gorden Specials!
Arcadian Gardens Special Grass Seed, will cover
800-Sq.-ft. Observation-Disclosures -5-lbS., l.98
Famous Wonderlawn Utility Lawn Seed, for sun
or shade -5-lbS. 4.SS
Wild White Clover, makes smooth low-growing
lawn, helps fill out bare spots -------1-lb, l.95
Michigan Peat, highly organic soil conditioner,
peck 89c 5Q-lbs -----------2.49
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sible for the small home grounds
to support a number Of tree
varieties.
The trees may be spaced from
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cesSfully dwarfed. They pro-
duce fruit no different from the
standard trees, and, since they
require little space, make it pos
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25

Adelaide Friedman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Friedman of
New London, Conn.,, and Benjamin
Klabanoff of New York City were
married Sept. 1 in the study of
Temple Beth Israel.
Rabbi Morton C. Fierman offici-
ated.
Mrs. Klabanoff received nurse
training at Flushing Hospital,
Flushing, NY, and obtained BIS.
degree in public nursing at New
York University. Her husband
graduated from Arizona State Col
lege at Tempe with masters de-
gree in education. He served in
World War II, coming out with the
rank of major.
Attendants at the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Landman and
Miss Mary Wilson, all of Phoenix
The newlyweds have established a
home at 1886 E. Glenrosa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25
Births

A daughter, Illeana Laura Mar
lene, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Hoffman of Chicago on Aug. 70.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Whitefield of 1888 w. Willetta,
Mrs. Anna Hoffman of 631 N. 4th
Ave. and Joe Hoffman of Los An
geles.
A son, Bradley Dexter, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Smith of
4O19 N. 18th Ave, on Sept. Z.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
George Taylor of Los Angeles.
A son, Michael, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Charnofsky OF
1922 E. Roosevelt on Aug. 10
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Charnofsky of 2310 w.
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Schwartz of 3131 N. 34th st.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25
SOCIETY & PERSONALS
'HadasSah Store
Tea Is Planned

An afternoon tea and get-to-
gather for Hadassah store workers
of the past years will be held at
1:30 pm. next Monday Sept. %,
at the home of Mrs. Elliot Tempkin,
sol w. Holly.
The purpose OF the affair will
be to give store personnel chance
to meet each other discuss plans for
Hadassah's rummage store during
the forthcoming year.
HostesSeS will be the MeSdames
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25
Miss Rosenbaum, Mr.. Hyman
Are Wed in Rites at Denver

Pells of Denver as maid of honor.
Flower girls were cousins of the
bride, Toni and Susan Barnes.
AriZOnans Attend
Joseph Pells of Denver was best
man, and ushers were Thomas Ros-
enbaum of Phoenix, brother of the
bride; Raymond Adler of Blythe,
Calf; Larry Pizer of Denver, and
Jerome Silverman.
Among Arizona guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Scult of Phoenix
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morris RoSen-
baum of Tucson.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25

At home in Denver following their
honeymoon to San Francisco are
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hyman, who
were married on Aug. %, at the
Green Gables Country Club in
Denver
The bride is the former Miss
Sonia Rosenbaum, daughter of the
Nate Rosenbaums of 1920 E. Mar
shall, Phoenix. His parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel H. Hyman Of
Denver.
Gowned in traditional white, the
bride was attended by Mrs. Jerome
Silverman of ST. Paul, MINI. as
matron of honor, and Miss Louise
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25
Bias Dodqe Charged

NEW YORK, (JTA)-The Amer
lean Jewish Committee charged
that some hotel and resort owners
are violating New York States Civil
Rights Law by falsely labelling their
establishments private clubs" de-
spite a ruling by the State Commits
sion Against Discrimination that
such subterfuge is illegal
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25
Beth FL Sisterhood Will
Give Tea Sunday, Oct. I$

A membership tea will be given
by the Beth El Sisterhood at 2:30
pm. Sunday, Oct. 18, in Beth FL
Auditorium.
Mrs. Harry z. Schectman is act
ing chairman and Mrs. Sol Mallin
co-chairman. Hostesses will be
members of the board.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25
Mrs. Kober Is S peaker
At Meeting Of Council

The Council of Jewish Women
held its first meeting of the year
on Thursday, Sept. II, at Beth Ell
Synagogue.
The meeting was conducted by
the program chairman, Mrs. Hirsch
Kaplan. Guest speaker was City
Councilwoman Margaret Kober
Hospitality chairman was Mrs.
Jack Ruben.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-09-25

Joe Getzov, David Stehr,2 Joseph
Brooks, Abe Hoffman, William
Felsher and Sidney Pickelner.
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50 MILD! 50 SAFE!

And now Tide combines that terrific cleaning
power with amazing n1ildness the first
and only product to give you so much
cleaning power with so much mildness. Tide
is so safe for all wash colors! So kind
to hands more so than any other leading
detergent-even the kind made especially
for fine fabrics and disfwasline!
10 BLEACHING! 10 BlUlllc!
Except for stubborn stains, no need to bleach!
No need to blue! All by itself, Tide gets
clothes dazzling WHITE. Next washday,
rinse out Tide wash-see for YOURSELF!
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When science brought you Tide, it gave you
ever known :. cleaning power that got
clothes cleaner than any other washing
product you had ever used! Yes, Ma'am! Till
Tide came along, you never had it 50 clean!
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-07-01
Who is DOING
Whof

Benicia Diokno is attending sum-
mer classes at the University of
Washington E. Helen Mamon has
a summer job aside from her ac-
tivities in the Fourth of July fes-
tivities 1947 Filipino Com
munity Queen Anita ViIIar lin pri-
vate life, Mrs. Freddie Farin) is
busy caring for her almost two
year old child she has no time to
attend as many social events as
she wished Jimmy Narte is
busy with the strawberries in Port
Blakely by day, but by evening he
has to relax . and so it is hard
to get him on the long distance
phone after the sun has set in the
west i. Lolita Gamido's voice
sounds sweet over the telephone,
so someone told us confidentially
: and now we are telling the
world about it . MORAL: don't
tell anything to a newspaper guy
Josephine de Castro paid us
visit a few days last month, and
then went right back to San Fran
cisco What has San Francisco
got that Seattle hasn't got? &.
muchas cosas, amigo L think
. O.. Miriam Gonzales was a recent
! Seattle visitor another sweet
girl that finds the San Francisco
hills more romantic than the fishy
smell of Puget Sound Now,
here is to a grand and glorious
Fourth 3. and many, many happy
returns of the day to Mrs. Garcia
M. de Castro hasta la vista,
our good readers =.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-07-01

Patronize
FORUM Advertisers
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-07-01
FREEDOM WITH
DIGNITY

ITO FiIipinos anywhere and
everywhere, our independence
Day should be a day of re-ex-
animation of our national ideals
and our national character
denomination to find whether
we have lived up to the high
honor that independence has
given to us as a people, that the
boon of freedom that we have
earned is not abused but en-
joyed with dignity and prestige.
at is for us day of re-dedi-
cation = rededication to those
hiuh ideals that inspired our
gallant heroes and patriots in
their struggle for our national
emancipation.
at is, furthermore, day for
a renewal of hope and faith
hope in a world of tomorrow
where nations will turn their
cannon balls into pIowshares to
till the soil for human prosperi-
ty, and faith in the divine wis
dom of Providence who guides
the destinies of nations, both
great and small"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-14

FNIVKENWUE BEAUTY - Shaded
orlck home, with large lot. sep. din.
nm: detached GARAGE, full bsmt,
+ ni,M neat. CLOSE-IN NORTH AR
terms, A. L. WALTERS co, JA.
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GOOD HOMES

YOU'LL APPRECIATE THE QUALITY
"Woodside Forest; custom built,
with ) bedrooms, ! u baths eScep-
tionally useful living porch and
partly built recr. room; the Kind OF
home you'd build but without the
THIS 3-YEAR-OLD CORNER for
$12,950. in Cape Cod style, with 3
bedrooms and bath. full bsmt. and
equipped kitchen; all in excellent
condition; Glenmont area.
NEED FOUR BEDROOMS at low
cost? Here's a liberal-siZed frame
home in Sill. Spg. with INV. heat.
baths: garage; large fenced lot,
priced at only Sl4.750. because it
needs e little fixing up.
A THREE-UNIT HOME in TAX PIX,
with 2-bedroom apt, for owner.
leaving two others to rent; down
town bus near; good neighborhood
for renting: SIS
NEARLY NEW BRICK HOME in CEN
trail Sill. Spg. with rooms. Ia
baths, shady porch. full bsmt: ga
rage: lust off Dale DIR. and can be
occupied within couple of weeks,
LIKE A a-sToRY HOME? Then see
this brick Colonial in Sill. Spg. near
schools and recr. center. b rooms
and bath: recr. room: incl. porch
all for Sl6.a50
NONE OF THESE properties is adj
Vertised by other Offices. We have
picture of each home.
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
DrAYTOpc
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ARL1NGTON--6 rooms; fenced vard.
screened porch full bsmt.; close In
SCHOOLS, churches. transp. SiS,5oO.
ARL.; ;O N, GLEBE RD., RIM. 2O4.
BroKer--DeSk space, air cond.; SOB
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SILVER SPRING

S l3,95O-Older home with huge
day. S10.S00 FLA loan available.
Sl",950-Beautiful 2-bedrm. home,
near park in Parkwood. Conven-
lent Bethesda Naval Hospital.
S l.960-Cute little 2-bedrm. ram
bier, near everything. Assume large
1st trust.
Sl5,95U-Pretty 3-bedrm.. new ram
bier in convenient Connecticut Gar
dens: excellent financing; ideal fol
doctors. Full basement.
$29 .95O-Luxury at it's best; new
:j-bedrm. brick rambler with = full
baths, full din. rm., built-in ga.
basement We have of these.
One in Woodmoor. one Sligo Creek
pkWy. and one of Piney Branch I'd
E. F. BLANCHARD. JU. S-5757 Till g.
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FOR ENTERTAINING

KENSINGTON-6 BEDROOMS
In charming old Kensington, this g.
bedrm. home, on approx. l acre, is
ideal for both formal and informal
entertaining. Lge. entrance foyer
kitchen: master bedrm., 3Oxi4; full
basement: lge. verandas: detached
2-car garage. This home has re-
Gently been redecorated Walk to
parochial and public schools Well
priced at &3l. 900. LO. $500 til
p pm. HIGGINS & HARRISON
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VETERANS ONLY; NEW
$3.50 CASH INCLUDES
ALL SETTIEMENT

ALL SETTLEMENT
Three bedrms., lse. liv. rm.. dining
kitchen. refrigerator. Bendix and
range. storage attic, utility rm., gas
heat.
$1,000 is the price. Monthly pay
ments S6a.36 per mo. incl. taxes
and insurance. Purchaser should
earn about $1,000 per year.
OPEN DAILY, 2-9
Call Mr.. Taylor, OIL. 4-3462,. or MI.
Glenn. JU. 9-4443 or Poplar p
sos in evenings.
DIRECTIONS: Out Viers Mill I'd. to
LIST st. in Rockville. right to Balti-
more ave, left to Horner's lane,
right to Open Sign.
Frederick w. Berens. Sales. Inc
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

OWNER TRANSFERRED and wants
bath, semidet brick home; gas hot.
water heat; garage; excellent loca.
ton. near the new Providence
. Hospital. Cash, terms, trade
priced to sell now Call Mr.. Martufi
LA. 6-7S45. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO.. Realtor, 1924 14th st. AID
SI16 CHANNING ST. N.E.-Vacant
Cape Cod, bedrms.; full, dry bsmt.
oak fis., new gas heat, refgr.. rub
tile kit, GlaZtex roof, custom screen
awnings. yards. UN. 4-7045. Ii
NEW PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL AREA
3-bedrm., 4-bedrm.. 5-bedrm. brick
or terms. For appointment, call Mr.
Penland. LA 6-3951
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
Rha1fnr I0OA 14th St AID 4-20OH
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NEW HANDLERS
Mass Ave Extended

Large new brick ramblers near COM
pletion; ideally located Just off Mass.
ave. Each contains spacious center
hall plan: 25-ft. liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., 2O-ft. kit. 3 bedrms, . tile
baths, screened-in porch. full bsmt.,
gear attached garage, gas INV.
heat.
LARGE 1st TRUST oBTAINABLE
For appt. to see or further info, call
Mr.. Dell. with JAMES L. DIXON &
CO.. ST. 3-1200 or JU. S-15I" ewes.
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SILVER SPRING $23,95O

brick Colonial, 3 years old
bath on Ind A.. with 1-ton Frigid
aire air conditioner: LIST f.. large
liv rm. with fireplace, din. rm.,
kit. u bath. entrance vestibule,
wall-to-wall carpeting, including
steps to 2nd f., and Grapes; Italian
marble fireplace, mirrored wall
around fireplace: large side screen
ed porch. including awnings; full.
heated bsmt, outside entrance, full
bath and maids rm.. washer and
FINANCE TO SUIT PURCHASER
past Colesville I'd. to Plyers Mill
I'd. turn right blocks to 10106.
BUCKNELL dr.. JU. S-l400. 9 to 5;
JU. 5-66SJ; ewes. III
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MOo n nAS1 I'VE AGnMS'
TENcHER- WALKER. INC.
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS
1922 Wis Ave. AID. 4-2644
COLORED-I6OO BLOCK Varnum st;
% rms, gig baths, NV. oil: ::
i preed to p De mrs aT rARks g.
CoLoRED-s6O BLOCK Farragut. st;
to sell! l"s, MRS IS" PARKS De Be: a-Ii60
or DE. 2-9509. IA
COLORED-THE PRICE and terms
are right. SO is the house in, ex-
welI-kept yard, modern kitchen and
bath. $50 Farragut st: NV. Shown
any time by appt.. NJ. B Weaver.
WO. 6-4944 MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO. Realtor, 1924 14th ST.. AID.
COLORED-UPPER ILLINOIS AVE
Owner leaving town; must sell. I'm
maculate, 7-rm., row brick; > baths,
paneled den, club rm. ROGERS
REALTY CO, MA. $1,000; Ia,
CoIoRED-wHAT MORE could you
tached. 7-bedrm. home for less than
100000: LIST floor: lovely entrance
hall and stairway, lge; liv. nm. din.
nm, bedrm., bath and kit; End floor:
4 bedrms.. "a baths, screened back
porch; Bird floor. > bedrms., running
water Oil h.-w.h.; garage; gor-
geouS yard. RA. 3-9359. lis
COLORED-2 APIS. upper n.W.-4
rms. and bath each; gas heat and
garage Reas. terms. LOUIS RUD-
DEN. Elk. 3-51O7.
OLORED-BRiGHT $500,
$l,500 down; 1-rm. brick home with
rec rm. in basement: new gas fur
mace; nice yard: excel. cond.; close
INEZ CUSHARD, EN-. 2-42333 III
COLORED-4IO6 4th ST. N.W.-Good
terms: Diet. house: T rms. , baths. J
kits, gar. McDEVITT. JU. 1854.
COLORED-S-RM. HOUSE, bed
newly papered; oil heat. RIA. 3-5134
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. Cont
TOURIST HOME

home, rooms and bath. Arransed
for 2 families. Garage. OWNER, LII.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

HOME AND INCOME bedrm.. Diet
home, with nice yard full OF fruit
trees Private, 3-rn1. and bath apt,
rented for S65 Conv. loc, to shop.
and transp: $3.50. Mr.. Harris
ALDRE INC. LII. 4-0741; eyes,
LIZ. 1-7126. is
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rs NEW IT'S NEW
Glover Park!
IT'S NEy

Beautiful. vacant. brick residence,
with entr. hall, ist-ti. powder. rm.,
lge screened rear porch. , bedrms.,
. baths, "0-ft. liv rm. with flrepl.,
ige din. rm.: built in garage. Only
= bIks. off Wis. ave.
MOST ATTRACTIVE TERMS!
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

WATCH THE SHIPS GO BY-Modern
home furnished, right on the water
front: about 80 feet above sea level;
wide frontage on Bay. Trees, beauti-
full lawn, dry cellar under entire
house. Oak floors, modern kitchen,
large electric range. tiled bath, fine
furniture; Venetian blinds, weather
stripped. insulated side walls and
ceiling. Telephone. electric lights,
town water. automatic electric water
heater. laundry tubs, washing ma
chine. shower bath in basement:
oil heat thot-airi with summer fan,
lightning rods. Two-car garage; 60
mile view from front porch. Less
than 40 miles. from District line.
Good roads. well-lighted streets, low
taxes. A lifetime home. Wonderful
neighbors. Boat harbor. Price.
S11.500. Cash. $4,000. balance
monthly payments. Will carry
mortgage at 5i2cc. Built In 1888 by
and occupied by owner. Box lax,
Star. 16+
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
WEST EVANSVILLE

asbestos shingle BUNGALOW, . bedrma
ana expandable attic; Ice. eauin
Kit; full basement with gas heatI
close to everything,
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SOMERSET RAMBLER
3 Bedrms., 212 Baths
Peer RIM

AN%~As avail
New brick. center hall, liv. rm
w/firpl., din. rm.. lge. cleo. kit. car
port. gas heat. CALL MR.. WEISS
EYES, HE. 4-S52:.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1915 X St. NV. Realtors. Me. $4,000
Sonoma Rd.-Alta Vista
An authentic williamsburg; center
hall; huge living room with FIRE:
place; screened porch: famllv-sizeo
dining room; UP-TO-DATE K1TCH-
EN- with breakfast nook; POWDER
ROOM; 3 bedrooms plus small nur.
Sery room or den off one bedroom; :.
baths: completely finished basement
including recreation room with fire.
place: lavatory; maids room anc
complete, bath; Automatic heat
Beautiful level lot: setting of giani
shade trees; rear garden inclosec
with Anchor fence; outdoor grill; ..
car garage. The perfect home for
family with a youngster or two. A,
the price of S26.T5O. it represent;
an outstanding value. Call MR.
BOOTHBY. EN-. 3-334S Ewes
THOs. j. FISHER & CO., D1. 7-6s3O
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. ACRES AND A STREAM
Modern 5-rm, masonry BUNGALOW IL
nearby Md. Liv. rm., din. rm.. fully
equipped kit; , large bedrms. and
mod. bath. Hardwood floors; oil
hot-water heat; full bsmt. 2 acres
Of fertile land s acres clear. . 10
wood with branch of Patuxent Rive1
at one end of property Priced ia
sell at only Sl4,15O. Terms
LARGE NEW RAMBLER WITH AcRE
This attractive new home must b.
seen; Large liv. rm. with firepl,
family sized din. rm., lge. kit. and
good bedrms.. hardwood frs; oil
&C. heat. part bSmt. Large front
GRATED TO YOUR TASTES. Larcs
Diet: garage 1890. Priced at only
$l4'750. Terms can be arranged.
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Must sell his lovely 6-rm. brick and
Shipgle Colonial home near Maryland
Univ. at sacrifice. Spacious liv.
rm.. family din, rm., mod. equipped
kit; 3 lge. bedrms.. tile bath; fge.
corner lot. Priced at only Sl2,95O.
Non-Gl. may assume a. loan.
peter j. hagan
REALTOR
oN' 4-SoS5 WA. 7-1257 UN. 5-1as3
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Woodlawn-S5OO Down
peter j. hagan

1924 DECATUR PL.-Beaut. 3-bed.
rln. brick with full bsmt; new
Phone Mr.. DotSon for appointment
COX a. CO., UN 4-I5o6
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NEAR MT. RAINIER
UNIVERSITY PARK

beautlIuI BUNGALOW, only Sill .9S(N
with 81 800 down. 3 bedrms.. eouip
klt;. DIN. rm. l2xl2. oil h.-w.h
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA.
picture-book white brick rambler.
on a beautiful dble. lot with a com
manding view. You will love it..
Entrance foyer. "6-ft liv. rm.-din.
rm. comb; elegant kit. with din.
SPACE; ) bedrms., :, lge. colored tile
baths; util. nm: Diet. garage. with
workshop. Unexcelled for conv. Easy,
comfortable stair-free living. You'll
agree that it's the cleaneSt. most
attrac. place you've ever seen. Priced
at 81 900 and worth every penny
TO-DAY. Call OIL. "-"l23 until o pm
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
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call for Information, Ma. S-3a34.
-lb
ED-INDEPENDENC AVE
:, complete apis, each having 5
rms. and modern tiled bath; separate
feet condition. Wonderful value at
S14.T50. LII. 1-S430. W. CLIFF
FORD SHERTzER OIL. 6-6500 till 2.
COLORED-$995 DOWN
1867 independence Ave. Sc.
Large rooms. Can be easily arranged
for :, or 3 families. Clean. Finished
bsmt. with front entrance. Gas INV.
heat. Live rent free. Call till pm.
Cohn & Levine, HO. 2-3620