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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Mrs. FOresn,art
Addresses Room
Representatives

Tuesday evening at 1880 p. m.
the Harris Elementary School room
representatives held their monthly
meeting in the school library.
Mrs. Margaret Foresman, study
course chairman, chose the topic
care We NegIecting the 3 RS"
She used the article written by
William A. Brownell for the Nation
al Parent Teacher Magazines.
Brownell seems to think since
there are well over 100000 elemen-
tary school in America using
one standard method to judge them
by is not fair.
When he attended school in the
first decade of this century, stu
dents then were taught in the spirit
of formal discipline: that is, to
multiply numbers like 3,407, O98 by
numbers like 657 ,348, and to solve
intricate verbal problems repre-
senting highly improbable if not
impossible situations. This was
supposed to train the powers of the
mind.
Then in 1910 another method was
introduced which continued up I'M
til the present day and that is the
"child-centered curriculum. The
teacher uses everyday experience
along with school work. She strives
to develop the child'S personality
along with his mental and emo
tional growth. He utilizes what he
learns instead of memorizing blind
ly.
Among the various topics dis
cussed during the business session
was that of the PTA play titled
me and My Shadow, which will
be presented March 5 and 6. The
cast, made up of parents is: Ray
Harringtn, Mr.. Houze; Arlene Har-
rington, Catherine Houze; Mrs.
King, Mrs. Virginia Key; Miss
Susan Fisher, Mrs. Annie Ulchar;
Bruce Douglas, Leonard Curry;
Georgia Butler, Mrs. Doug Ed
wards; Shadow, Mrs. Lonnie Nc
Cormick; Sheriff Hickson, Glen
wood Sweeting; Sabu, Mr.. Nc
Cormick.
Principal Russell announced that
the children had collected $4,000
toward the March Of Dimes" cam
paign ard donations are still COM
ing in.
The Field Meet held Thursday
afternoon was discussed.
A party for the third grade teach
ers and parents is to be held some
time in February. Mrs. Vendaline
Russell is chairman and she will
notify the room representatives OF
these rooms.
Hostesses Mrs. Thelma Thomp-
son, Catherine Houze, Lonnie Nc
Cormick, Gloria Hancock, Bessie
Herring served homemade brown.
les, ribbon strip sandwiches. and
hot coffee on an attractively ar.
ranged refreshment table with
black and white tablecloths and a
center bowl of sapodilla branches
and pink hibiscus.
Executive board of Harris Ele
mentary meets Tuesday at 1880 p
m. in school library.
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NeaU Games Please
Members At XIV
Youth Center

Youngsters attending the Key
West Youth Center on Tuesday
nights at the Wesley House Build
ing enjoy a large variety of games
ranging from electric football and
baseball that have miniature play
ers actually making plays and run
ming bases to Chess and Monopoly.
The games were carefully selected
for their wide appeal.
The Wesley House has provided
the much wanted ping pong table.
Adults attending the "Open
House" last Tuesday night were
enthusiastic over the facilities
available and enjoyed watching the
group games and Square Dancing
directed by Mrs. Ruth Wright.
Don JaeSche's woodwork shop is
popular with the girls as well as
the boys.
Boys and girls from the sixth
grade are invited TO become men,
berS of the Youth Center. Mem
bership cards are available at the
Center. Bring a signed note from
parents giving permission to take
part in the activities. There is no
charge except for materials used
in the craft classes.
THE Advisory Council and the
directors extend cordial invita-
ton to parents and interested per-
sons to visit the Youth Center any
Tuesday night from to 9 p. m.
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Dinner At Casa Marina
Fetes Florida Beauties

The eight beauty queens from
the state of Florida, their sponsor
and producer Matilda Krause, and
our own Miss Key West, Gloria
Muniz viii be guests of honor ct
an Inaugural Dinner to be given
tonight at the Casa Marina Hotel.
The dinner will be at 6 p. m. and
the public is invited to attend.
The Queens of Beauty viii then
go to the new race track for the
formal opening where they win con-
tribute to the entertainment, and
beauty of the track.
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After the luncheon, guests will
enjoy special entertainment cour-
tesy of the Trade Winds lounge.
Reservations must be in by noon
Wednesday and there will be no
cancellations after Thursday, Feb.
5.
On the desk will be Mrs. Trues-
dell and Mrs. G. j. Whalen.
The punch bowl will be presided
by Mrs. j. D. Sidey and Mrs. M.
G.. Larson.
Decorations are being supervised
by Mrs. F. A. Hatfield, Mrs. E.
N. Thompson and Mrs. X. o. Bates.
Cards and favors are created by
Mrs. E. Dent, Mrs. @. X. Camp
bell and Mrs. r. j. Stevenson.
Mrs. Cedric Chapman is in
charge of publicity. General chair
man for the Fleet Training Group
is Mrs. Jack English.
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As his first advice to the citizen
who wants something done" by
the city fathers, he pointed out that
h pays to state your case in per-
son. Call your commissioner, see
him personally, or come to the
council meetings and express your
self, he said.
He emphasized that the city'S
lawmakers must make weighty de-
eisions at almost every meeting,
but must make them on the basis
Of what they believe to be the de-
sires of their constituents. AS bust
ness and professional men serving
without pay, they must rely largely
on your expressed opinions in
making those decisions, he added.
Turning from the city, whose re-
cent administrations have been
good, he said, he considered Anne
rican law-making on the state
level. Here Judge Esquinaldo quot
ed somewhat pessimistically from
q recent article by Lester Velie
showing how little the citizen has
to say about the making of the
state laws under which he lives.
To curb the control by the
ssthird" or invisible" house-the
bosses and the lobbies-he suggest
ed that the citizen exert both
group and individual influence for
better laws. AS groups, civic clubs
and service clubs can support hon.
est and hard-working Legislators
and good proposed legislation. They
can also pool their resources to
employ watchdog committees
their own lobbies-to watch the
special interests.
Finally, in raising the standards
Of American law-making, he would
have the individual citizen set an
example of good citizenship for the
younger generation, who, he felt,
should be taught greater appre-
citation of the American way of life
in the schools.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Rose Frank, legislative chair
man for the club.
AT the business meeting eight APP
plicants were elected to member
ship in the club. A motion was
passed to consider members de-
linquent If they have not paid dues
by August 30, and to drop delin-
quent members who have not paid
dues by October 80.
Another motion to support Linda
jolly for March of Dimes Queen
was passed.
A report by the education COM
mittee showed that club loan funds
are being put to good use in loans
to deserving students.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Rose Cohen,
Miss Kathryn Lowe, Mrs. Grace
Crosby and Miss Eunice Harra.
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49, " -
Gus Ayala and his combo will
be on hand to play for the dane
ing. There'n be a big birthday cake
baked for the occasion, and spe-
cial dances for celebrantS. Every
ones invited to help the USO cele-
brate a very Happy Birthday!
Program for the week of Jan.
30 through Feb. 5 follows!
Friday Jan. 80 Sing Around the
Piano with Mrs. Wuebbold, 1880
pm. Games Party Pinochle, Ca
nasta, Bridge, etc, 800 pm.
Saturday Jan. 81 march of
Dimes Dance. "Y's Guys COM
DO plays, 8 pm. for dance for
March of Dimes.
Sunday Feb. Java Hour. COT
fee and doughnuts, at Gas. am.
Then to church. Tour of the island.
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Guy LombardO and Kin
Will Vacation Here

When Guy Lombardo finishes an
engagement at New York's Hotel
Roosevelt Grille on February /, he,
his wife and brother Liebert win
vacation at the Casa Marina Hotel
in Key West, Florida, prior to an
engagement in the New Orleans
Roosevelt Hotel.
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1t was formerly believed that
wool was a modified form of hair,
but many students now believe that
wool is the simpler form and that
hair was developed from it.
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Fleet Training Group Vices SerDe
As HOstesses For Luncheon, Feb. 6

Hostesses for the Officers Wives Club luncheon be given
at Fort Taylor Friday, February will be members of the
Fleet Training Group The will be built around the Navy
Thrift Shop and asked bring suitable donations for
it Mrs w H. Truesden the Thrift activities
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Municipal Court Judge Esquina!do
AdUises B.P.W. Club On Legislation

Judge Enrique Esquinado of municipal court
average citizen when he spoke the Business
Womens Club Wednesday evening Talking
che general topic influence your legislators he limited
himself to local and state law making
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USO To Celebrate 18th Birthday
With Party Thursday, February 5

Everyone is cordially invited birthday party! The birth
day child all of IL DID, but has already lived full
cesst life in all four of the world and has served service
everywhere It's USO organizations repre-
sented IN the United Service Organization celebrating birthday
Locally the party night dance
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NOTICE

From this date forward, will
NOT be responsible for any debts
except those incurred by myself.
tsdl LOUIS FERNANDEZ
900 Whisehesd Street
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

GARRETT PIX EsTATES-S14.75O
New rambler on corner lot. 3 twin
sized bedrms., large living rm. with
dining ell. equip. kit. with disposal,
tiled bath. sliding door closets, par
Transit bus at door. Out Conn. ave,
ext. to Knowles ave, left approx. /
mile to open sign on left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

TAKOMA PARK-S21,50 500
Close to Saniarium; large brick g.
bedrm. Colonial home with firepl.,
separate din. rm.. equip kit, 1st-
fl powder rm.; full bsmt with rec.
rm. and built-in gar; side porch.
Many built-in features and extras
Top cond. and excel. value. Out
Carroll ave. past Sanitarium to Gar
land ave-, right to 72l4.
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CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-S15.95o
Spacious 2-bedrm. brick bung., full
bsnlt,. Al cond., equipped kit
storm windows, side porch. Many
extras. Walking dist. public and
loan, Out Viers Mill I'd. to Conn
ave-, right Brightview ST., left l blk
to Foley St. right to 12l15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

CAMP SPRINGS--Brick ramblers;
Sl4 000-S1 $50. Open to dark.
and B. bedrm. beautiful homes,
one with bSmt and fireplace. All
on lovely la-acre shaded lots. Good
financing. Dir. Branch ave. (Rte.
-, right on Allentown ri. approx
3 mi. to Pomeroy rd. CRISMOND
REAL ESTATE, 459S st. Barnabas
I'd. Sc. IIO. G-Snlh
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KENSINGTON HEIGHTS-S17,45O
New, all brick, expandable attic; Cape
Cod homes with large shed dormers
on End floor. GE all-elec. kit. sep
arate dining rm., firepl., full bsmt.,
best construc., plastered walls. build
Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill I'd, left
l blk to ST. Margaret'S Way, right
to 1000 block McComas ave-, and
Open Sign on right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
CAPE COD
N3A1 IL WI
400 HIGHVIEW PLAC

800 HIGHVIEW PLACE
Owner requests immediate sale of this
beautiful 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
in choice Silver Spring area. Fea-
lures large living room with fire.
place. separate dining room, full
basement and many more attractive
features. Excellent financing. Di-
rections: North on Colesville to
Franklin right to Highview ave.
Sigl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

This rambling brick Cape Cod is i'm
maculate throughout and can be
Featuring a comfortable liv. rm.
with fireplace and picture window.
large separate din. rm.. modern
equipped kit. with clothes washer.
2 bedrms. and bath. 1st floor: End
floor completely finished for 2 bed
rms: beautiful yard with barbecue
pit. Dir: Out Colesville I'd. to
Old Bladensburg rd., left to Kerwin
dr.. right on Kerwin to Edgewood.
right on Edgewood to Ladson, left
to house and open sign.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS
2-BATH RAMBLER
FULL DIN. RIM.
$4,000 is more than lust well priced
rms. are twin sized. The kit is
big, Permanent stairs to floored
attic. Side scr. porch. Divided bsmt.
with, f1repl. Dir: Out Piney Branch
I'd. to Sligo ave. traffic light, right
on Wessex to home.
15x1O All-Elec. Kitchen
WooDSIDE ENGLISH COLONIAL
LIST a.. den, with full bath. liv: rm.
with flrepl.. lge. din. I'm. and the
largest kit. we've seen. Sit on the
scr. porch and enjoy the expanse
Of a dble. cor lot, or enjoy the
paneled recr. rm. with the cow.
Of u bath. 8 twin bedrms. and
bath on .2nd f. Plus stairs to a
fioored attic. All this plus an attach,
gar. in lovely Woodside. Dir: Out
Colesville I'd: to Dale, left on Dale
to Crosby I'd, 2 blks. to Red Oak,
left to open sign,
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ARCOLA AVE.-S17.75O

ARCOLA AVE.-SIT,75U
New custom-built brick rambler on
"a acre corner lot with English bsmt,
and outside entr. Firepl., large pic
ture window, separate dining nm.
cleo. kit, - large bedrms; finest
material and workmanship. other
ramblers available in same area. See
agent. Out Ga. ave. past Wheaton
Shopping to Arcola ave, right to
1924.
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OPEN 3-6

1900 FLACK ST. Glenmont Hills
Brick rambler with picture window
overlooking well-groomed lawn; 3
lge. bedrms.,. din. H." colored tiled
bath: lge. fenced lot. Bring the
family to see this buy for S13 $50;
Georgia ave. extended, left on Den
lev I'd right on Flack to 1870.
Mr.. Haueter. JU. 5-O152. COX &
CO. JU 5-O1T5
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COLONIAL,
9610 BRUNETTE AVE.

9610 BRUNETTE AVE.
The house with view. Immaculate
3-bedrm. home, separate dining rm.,
large master bedrm,, tile bath. stor-
age attic. full bsmt., beautiful patio
off living rm., Enclosed by shrubbery.
Located in Sligo parkway district
within walking distance Of ParkSide
School. Directions: North on Coles
vile I'd. to Sligo Creek parkway, left
to Brunette and open sign.
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RAMBLER

:. FULL DIN. RIM. S12,5OO
Besides loo. and price this Ice, RAM
bier has an all-elec. kit. plus a full
din. rm.. 3 good size bedrms., lge.
liv. rm. with firepl. The porch is
lge. The full bsmt. has u bath and
an outside entr. to a 120-ft. lot.
Dir: Out Colesville I'd. to crest
moor, turn right on Crestmoor, /
blk. to Eastmoor. left to Lynnmoor,
or out Colesville to Lorain, right to
Crestmoor, left to Eastmoor, right
to Lynnmoor and omen home
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WE SELL HOUSES
SILVER SPRING AREA
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, l TO


CUSTOM BUILT
9219 Manchester road. To reach:
e. T %o r ayeue on ,doT
row signs: 3-bedroom, 2h-bath
Kitchen with picture window and
fireplace; b-acre lot.
DE LUKE RAMBLER
25 5o3 Kimberly; To reach: Georgia
to st. Margarets way to Kimberly.
ie EiteRen Ta% aSsame ba asn e Isx
INDIAN 81 N; SPRING CLUB
' sss.v fsaL sasd Rass on 7S ars ssefh
sign: center-hail. I bed roo opea z
baths; brick: quiet neighborhood; i'm
meoIate possession; offer considered
NEW RAMBLER
1908 Forest Glen road. To reach:
Coissyille road. left on Forest Glen
bedrooms; new brick rambiers. with
full Easements; FILA financing; over
looking golf course.
so. WOODSIDE PARK
0 1;,,. Ashford lnsd I Tosd. To reach; Coles
Ashford sn.}, road. left to house, Excep-
Blair High school. Bedroom and "
bath on 1st floor; two bedrooms and
bath on End floor; built-in garage;
newly decorated, throughout.
SILVER SPRING
Sc sea6 Gs' rS Svsnqe e IT, reach pnsy
open sign. Brick bungalow. Two
ished room on End floor: bIilt-in
garage; lovely corner lot.
SILVER SPRING
800 Franklin avenue. To reach: Coles
vile road, right on Franklin avenue
to open sign. gTwo-bedroom brick
Cape Cod; excellent condition; very
convenient location.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW
93l9 Ocala street. To reach: Coles
VILE road, riEt on Franklin avenue.
right on Ocala to house. Very at
cation. 2 bedrooms, separate dining
room; garage in basement; screened
porch.
CAPE COD
$50, Woodside parkway. To reach:
Colesville road, right on Woodside
parkway: 4-bedroom house; close
in; walking distance to Silver Spring
CIOSE III HIGH SCHOOL
2n4 ,l Dale drive: To reach: Piney
open sign. 4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape
Cod. Vacant: Owner will sell fur
nished or unfurnished.
HILLANDALE
1917 Greenacres drive. To reach:
New Hampshire avenue extended.
right to Greenacres drive. Three
bedrooms. stone and brick rambler;
1ull basement; screened porch; ga
rage; storage attic; one-third acre
corner lot.
OLD SALEM VILLAGE
Piping Rock road. Old Salem Village.
Out Colesville road through Colesyille
I mile to Old Salem Village. Gus
tom: built, new California redwood
rambler, on nearly one acre; spa
clous living room with fireplace,
large elec.-equipped kit. with unusual
arrangement; full basement; at
tached garage. Other ramblers un-
der construction.
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6
THOMPSON & GRAY
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or iySTT!YH
Owner Out Of Town
Almost-New Rambler
REAL OPPORTUNITY

NEAL oFfofi1rtpyNTTH
Here is a home excellently
planned, containing r2SHt.
liv. rm., Aft. din. rm,; all
GE kit, center hail. s fine
bedrms., 2 tile baths, large
screened living porch, large
paneled recr. rm. with fire.
place and shower bath: att.
fireproof garage, corner lot.
This home is located ! in
Chevy Chase, Md.'s most
popular rambler develop
ment, This is a real buy at
$33,500. f.1
A. c. FLORA. Exclusive
OIL. 2-2388
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STEPHEN KNoLLs-s16,95o

STEPHEN hNOII5-SIb,JOU
Close to Ga. ave. and Plyers Mill
I'd. Large 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with partial bsmt.; beautifully deco
rated; complete GE kit. with table
space, auto. washer; corner lot;
assume large CT loan. Out Ga. ave.
garet's way, right to corner St.
Margaret's way and Kimberly st.
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1st-Ff Den. u Bath

woDosIDE2s34, 500
Master bedrm.. 1Sx13. with separate
dressing rm. and full bath: . more
twin-sized bedrms. with another
bath and stairs to storage attic.
LIST f., luxury 24x13 .liv. rm. with
Ali cows. placed around it. 14xi3
din. rm.. 14x10 kit. with lt-in
dinette and the. best equip. money
can can HHy PY Ssmt los Mith N estia
say more2 Dir: Out Colesville I'd
to Dale, left on Dale to Crosby I'd,
right 2 blks. to Red Oak. left to
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WILL TRADE
NTH. AREA

An immaculate 3-bedroom brick
Cape Cod situated on a large level
lot on a quiet street. Reception hall,
large bright living room with fire.
place, pleasant dining room. beauti-
fully equipped modern kitchen
powder room. screened porch built
in garage. Please call Mrs. Lunn
WO. 6-7196.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors Uptown ONCE EN-. 2-6715
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THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors
916 Ellsworth Drive JU. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ALL OPEN TODAY
l TO 6 PM.
WHEATON ur1Js-S1a 5oo

TAKOMA PARK-S14,5O0
3-Bedrm. Colonial in Al cond. Brick
and frame construc. Separate din
rm., equip. kit; near all cows. As
sumo large CT loan with easy terms.
Out N. Hamp. ave. to E.-W. hwy,
right blks. to 10th ave, right
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CUSTOM BUILT

216 DALE DRIVE
Here is that 4-bedrm., 2-bath home
you have been looking for. Excel
lent condition with attached garage.
Large living, nm. with fireplace,
family sized din. rm., equipped kit.
den and bedrm. ard bath on lst
floor. Close to schools and transp.
Many other attractive features
Directions: North on Piney Branch
to Dale drive, left to open sign.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAMP SPRINGS--Brick ramblers;
Sl4, 000-Sl4950. Open ] to dark.
. and 3-bedrm. beautiful homes,
one, with ,bsmt, and fireplace. All
on lovely ls-acre shaded lots. Good
-, right on Allentown rd, approx.
3 mi. TO Pomeroy I'd. CR1SMOND
REAL ESTATE, 459S st. Barnabas
I'd. Sc, LO. 7-S315.
drive trees, vacant, like new; mr..
all cows, $l000-S2 600 cash.
M!Eht exchange OWNER IA.
CARoLE HIGHLANDs-By OWNER;
lot near pub. and parochial schools,
shopping, churches. transp.; S15,750.
assume ~ CT trust. JU. 9-5976.
CHILLUM - Open sat. Sun. l1-6.
5402 14th ave. Spac. ultramod. brk.
rambler. 3 twin-size bedrms, fire.
place, Ia baths; garbage disposal.
dishwasher; bsmt.; SI,OOO-$5, 900
down: 81. Johns Parish. JOHN H.
Johnson, WA. 1880, q
CHlLLUM, MD, for sale by owner.
Custom, built brick Cape Cod with
center, and st. Johns Baptist de la
Sale Catholic church and school.
Gas INV h, aluminium comb. storm
windows throughout: Full dry, heated
6smt. with outside entrance. 8
ra0ms ioT t 5S5hs fam,,ds Fep d. i s5
family. Sl0a50, \ block from bus.
Open Sun. 2-6. 1904 Chillum Gate
cHEyERLY, MD, 1910 Bellevue ave.
rambler, mos. o old lse iiv. o rn
sep. din; rm., elec. Kit, 3 lge. bed.
rms. ga coiored tile baths, full
bSmt. with fireplace; built-in garage
on 12-acre lot; SIS. 500. Directions:
Out. Cheyerly ave. to Inwood St.
snd S 1n inw09 MRl biz N.T e Belleys
1-0019
CHEVERLY - 6-rm. brick Colonial
with all the extras, Including rec.
rm, at only 81 800: take over ~
sR R69Tp,EfRgTs' cal nlt tgaay Va a 7-3soo'
CLINTON, MD-425 min. from Cap
itol; must sell my custom built ST.
#: rambler. 2-bedrm;; l den, large
S wita fFe IoSce and pictu5s, window
SIS. 500 terms. Phone LU. 1-1323.
CLINTON. MD. Horseshoe rd.---3-
eeedrm. brick rambler, ny rm. with
screened, pch. with meta! awnings:
$50 Assume Gil loan with $1,000
down payment, PISKNEY A. EARN
SHAW Jr, Clinton. Md, Cypress
COLLEGE, PARKS BEST AREA
This handsome, 3-bedroom. brick CO.
lonial home has all the important
features that you hope for in the
U. OF Md campus; short walk TO
stores. transp., schools and churches.
Interior has lovely mantled frepl.
in liy, rln. separate din rm., we'll
equipped kit: neat painted bsmt.
with lavatory and outside entr Home
is situated in perfectly level yard
surrounded by tall shady trees. The
best reigh5orhood your money can
buy for Sl7.05o with reas. terms.
Owner is anxious 10 sell. Don't
hesitate. THos. V, LAKE, Reaitor'
COLLEGE PIX. open 1916, s71e r.
shrqbbery; slo5oo, BRILEY' uN.
COLLEGE PARK-wen-built rambler.
on large lot: 3-large bedrms:, kit,
in porch CHI oil h--w.h. 81. $500.
COLLEGE PARK. 4Slo Harvard, I'd.
l3-room brick: 3 baths; walking
distance to Maryland U; S26.500.
WINSTON c. CLAY. WA. 1929.
EAsTPINES-one OF the best! Cor
ranch-fencsd ash shingle home, s
rms. and bath; eoui. kit exp. attic.
lgil English idE Ps~ ViicroR oo D1 1872
CONTINUED on Next PagO
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Underpriced? YeSI

CENTER-HALL COLONIAL
3 twin -siZed bedrms.. 2 full baths,
with disappearing stairs to storage
attic: 25-ft, liv. rm., 1Sx12 din
rm.., 13x9 kit. and shaded scr
garden. Recr. rm. with - bath and
gar: Twist rugs. Attic fans. Slate
roof and lovely trees. 3 banks APP
praised this at better than $50, 900.
442@3 loan; Owner must sell
I'd. to Sligo. TT. to 9137 and our
open sign.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS rms. side
drive. trees. vacant, like new; mr..
all cows 81 000-S2, 900 cash.
Might exchange, OWNER. Ia.