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Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30
Community Calendar
For Coming Week
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$500 p. nv. F. w. Auxiliary.
Post Home. Emma Cunning.
President.
500 p. m.-Girl Scout Leaders
Basic Introductory Training
Course at New Century Club.
Mrs. Frank Clendaniel, Jr.,
Volunteer Trainer.
Tuesday, November 3
$3.50 p. m.-Milford Kiwanis Club
Boulevard Restaurant. George
Stokes, President.
$500 p. m.-Pup Tent No. 4, M.
o. c., Post Home. Jimmy Well
er, Seam Squirrel.
Wednesday, November 4
300 p. m.-FOOtball: Milford Jr.
Hi VS. Lewes Jr. Hi at Lewes.
Earl Brown and Bob Hoch,
Coaches.
$500 p. m.-Peninsula Girl Scout
Council, Board of Directors in
Girl Scout Office, Denton, Md.
Thursday, November 5
6:45 p. m.-MilfOrd Lions Club,
Windsor Hotel. Price Webb.
President.
500 p. m.-American Legion.
Milford Post No. 8, Legion
Home. Oscar T. Moore, Com
mander.
500 p. m.-Carlisle Fire Co
Community Building. Garrett
L. Grier, President.
Friday, November 6
500 p. m.-FOotball: Milford Hi
Buccaneers VS. Conrad Hi at
Wilmington. Bob Leslie and
Bill Nauman, Coaches.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30
Teen-agers Should
Have Regular Source
Of Income

Mary and Jimmy are always
asking for money o.. for school. for
movies, for a basketball game. How
can l keep giving them money ?
There's no end to their demands"
This mothers complaint isn't un-
usual, says Miss Louise Whitcomb.
extension home management speci-
alist at the University of Delaware.
But she feels there are satisfactory
answers to the problem.
Have you ever considered letting
the teen-agers handle their own
money! asks Miss WhitcOmb. "a
regular source of income, for your
child will help him learn to make
wise financial decisions"
Some teen-age boys and girls are
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30
Coolies VIII Be
Busy In November
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N~N--N-%~ANFA AAeAAA AAAoN R46Gl
Post Home, Tuesday evening.
The weekend of November 7-S,
local Coolies and CoOtiettes will
go to Washington and Arlington
for the Annual Pilgrimage to
Arlington. Activities at the ma
tiOn's capitol will be climaxed with
the traditional M. o. c. ceremonies
at the Grave of the Unknown Sol
der on the morning of Sunday,
November 8th. Along with the heads
OF hundreds of other M. o. c. pup
tents and COOtiettes Clubs, James
Weller and Ann Sparklin will place
wreaths at the base of the I'm
known Soldier Memorial, on behalf
of the Milford units.
On the evening of Friday. No
vember 18th, Puptent No. A, aided
and abetted by Cootiette Club No.
49S, will stage its annual Ladies'
Night. This years Coolies Ladies'
Night will carry out a sadie
Hawkins" theme, with Coolies.
COotiettes, and guests dressing like
the various characters from AL
Capp's popular syndicated cartoon,
LII Abner".
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30
FITemen Plan To
Complete Drive
For Funds Sundcv

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local company, and tentative plans
call for the purchase as soon as
the FUNDS are available, of an aerial
truck and a combination salvage
ana rescue truck, as we'll as many
OF the new fire fighting devices.
which are becoming an essential
part OF any well equipped fire
company.
The fireman hope that persons
VINO are planning to be away from
nome on Sunday during the time
SET Ior the house to house visitation.
Will make arrangements in ad-
vance regarding their donations.
This annual fund drive is the onlv
way the firemen now have to secure
a substantial amount of money. and
your support is needed if the drive
is to be a success.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30

Read the classified ads
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30

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Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30
Bill Henderson, Urges
Keeping Farm Records
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POultrymen in Sussex who are
already cooperating by keeping
records include: Harold Kruger,
John Truitt, c. Polk Spicer, all of
near Georgetown; J. D. Robinson,
Frank ChalOupka, Granville Mills,
of FELTON,; George Metz, Howard
Vreeland, Lincoln; Arthur Tatman,
Greenwood; Edgar Rust, John
Perry, Samuel Sloan, Harbeson;
H. e. Smith, Frank Tharp, Joseph
McIlvaine, Minos ConOway, Lewes;
Floyd Tull, Reuben Ockels, Will
liams J. Ockels, all of Seaford.
Read the classified ads
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30

California uses about 16 per cent
OF the hired farm labor in the Uni
ted States-mOFe than any other
state, reports the Twentieth Cen
tury Fund.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Movie Ticket Tax
Repeal Likely 10 Die
Without Senate Vote

A House-approved bill to re-
move the 20 per cent tax on
motion picture theater admis-
sions seemed headed today for
a legislative fade-out in the
Senate.
The measure won speedy and
overwhelming passage in the
House late yesterday. But the
drive for August l adjournment
and Treasury Department op-
position to ending the excise levy
might bring an unhappy ending
for the bill.
The Senate finance Committee
has not scheduled hearings or
indicated whether it expects to
report out the bill. Nor does the
measure appear on the leader
ships list of things the White
House hopes Congress will do
before leaving.
Ways and Means Committee
Chairman Reed and Represen-
tative Cooper of Tennessee,
ranking Democrat on the COM
mittee. led the drive for House
passage of the bill sponsored by
Representative Mason, Republi-
can, of Illinois.
The only House members to
speak against it were Republican
Representatives Kean of New
Jersey, Curtis of Missouri and
Holmes of Washington.
Advocates of the bill declared
motion picture theaters, particu-
larly in small communities, must
have this immediate tax relief
II they are to stay in business.
They declared the revenue loss
to the Government would not ex-
ceed 500 million. They said this
might be more than made up by
increased revenue from corpora
ton income taxes paid by thea
ter owners who would continue
operating if the admissions tax
were eliminated.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Senator Bridges, Struck
By Car, Stays in Hospital

Senator Bridges. Republican,
of New Hampshire and temper
ary Senate president. remained
in Emergency Hospital today
with minor injuries suffered
when he was struck by a car in
downtown Washington yester-
day.
The hospital said he probably
will remain there several days.
The Senator had alighted
from his chauffeur-driven car
near Fourteenth and G streets
NV, and walked around the
car into the line of traffic. He
suffered bruises on the arms and
back.
Driver Of the car. who was not
charged, was listed as Aviation
Mechanic 1/c Eugene R. Gil
martin, jr.. 81, of 1880 New
Hampshire avenue NV. He is
stationed at Anacostia.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
| u. ). Sues 10 Cancel
ALC0A Contract for
Canadian Aluminium
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, July 21.-The
Government is seeking in Federal
Court to cancel a contract by
which the Aluminium Co. of
America would buy IL billion
pounds of aluminium from Alu-
minum Ltd. of Canada over a
six-year period.
The move, in a suit filed here.
was announced yesterday by As
sistant Attorney General Worth
Rowley.
The Government also asked to
terminate a judgment entered in
1851 against ALCOA and owners
of controlling shares in ALCOA
and Aluminium Ltd, directing
them to sell their shares in Alu-
minum Ltd.
The 1851 judgment provided
for three trustees to exercise vot-
ing rights while shares were be-
ing sold over a period of 10 years,
Mr.. Rowley said.
Loss of Control Charged.
Yesterdays petition says the
trustees have lost control and
that the trusteeship "has become
an impediment to the court pro-
gram providing for creating COM
petitive conditions in the alu-
minum industry in harmony with
law"
An ALCOA spokesman said the
company could not reply for
mally to the Governments suit
until its lawyers study the docu-
ments.
| However, the spokesman said
that his firm believes whole
heartedly that a legal contract
was made and that it was made
in the national interest"
1.-THE metal which will come
into this country over a period
of years is for the use of the
entire industry" he added
aluminium, Ltd, offered large
quantities of forward tonnages
in the United States market
ALCOA was one of a number of
companies contracting for metal
However, so long as there L
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Chicago Livestock

s.f:5I. Gf5IcAGo' Hds. JYgIy g6o. q H. R, CgsDA>.a5;
lower both butchers and sows; declin,
on butchers under 230 pounds and or
soWs over, $50 pounds; most croice 100.
260-pound butchers. 2675-27.i5: TIVE
loads BHo soc choice 21o pounds, 27.95: bull
$50 pounds. 23.5O-265O: most sows
900 pounds and lighter, 21.0O-2375
oulk 4OO-6OO pounds, 19.00-21.25; sooc
salable cattle, 10000: salable calves
ioMcr 100; slow; tSvI sIanghter steers,
so to, LOO lower than closing market
that day; heifers fully 100 lower: COW.
about steady; choice and prime steer;
and bulls; so to 100 lower; vealer'
ana yearlings, "a. 4.00-27.50; load. 1.250
prime steers held at 9s 90; good to low.
choice steers go 00-23. so: commercial tc
low-good,. 16.OO-19, so; choice to low
prime heiters, 23.00-25.50 several prim,
goo good !, heiters; l6.5o;22; 90; utility anc
and cutters, S.00-1l.OO; few utility ano
commercial com bulls; 12.5O-16.00; most
22.00: Gull and utility. SOO-14.OO.
Evening star., 1953-07-21

any doubt about the legality of
this agreement. we are willing
to go before any proper legal
body and get a judicial opinion"
The Governments petition
also asked the court to fix out
side limits of permissible con-
tracts between the two COM
panies, and for an injunction
prohibiting ALCOA from exceed
ing those limits without prior
court approval.
Mr.. Rowley said that in 1850,
Chief Federal Judge John C.
Knox determined that competi-
tive conditions of the kind re-
quired by the antitrust laws did
not exist in the aluminium indus
try, and directed that ALCOA
and Aluminium, Ltd, be sep
arated from common control.
Government Plea Denied.
Pending outcome of that judg-
ment, Judge Knox denied the
Governments request for divesti-
ture of plants and properties Of
ALCOA as a means of creating
necessary competitive conditions
under the antitrust laws.
Judge Knox reserved jurisdic-
tion of ALCOA for five years
during which time the Govern
ment is permitted to apply fol
further and more complete" re-
lief. according to Mr.. Rowley.
The petition charges that a re-
cent contract gives ALCOA COM
petitive advantages by which il
can maintain its position ano
powers in the industry and "pre-
vent the creation of lawful con-
ditinnS %,
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July 81 tR.-Foreign ex.
chanse rates follow Great Britain ir
Canadian dollar in New York open
market: 29/32 per cent premium OF
100.90ss U. S. cents, of 1/32 Of a cent
Europe: Great Britain tpound). 2.S1ss
UP, i. of cent; Great Britain, 3O-day
FUTURES. SsiIs., up !. of cent; Grea
q cent; Great Britain, 90-day futures
2.S0}s, UP u of cent; Belgium (franc)
22;00A of ,00h of a cent; France
lfranc). asa Of cent, UNCHANGED
Holland (guilder). 26,32, of .02 of q
cent; Italy 0ira),. .l6h of a cent, un.
casnged; Portugal tescudo). $50, un-
changed; Sweden (krona). 1875. un.
changed; Switzerland franc) tfree)
23.34h, unchanged; Denmark (kronel
IA 81, unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina dreel, 7.o4
unchanged; Brazil free), 2.45. un-
changed; Mexico, 1l.63. UNCHANGED
Far East: Hong Kong dollar. 1850
unchanged.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Low Mail Rote Given
To Educational Films
ev the Asseeiatsd Press

President Eisenhower has
signed into law a bill allowing
educational films to be sent
through the mails at the same
low rate as books.
Senator Carlson, Republican,
Of Kansas. and Representatives
st. George. Republican of New
York and ReeS. Republican, of
Kansas. Joined a delegation from
the National Education Associa-
ton for the brief signing cere-
mony in the Presidents office
yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Growers Blame DeruiIinqs

Two derailments in the State
Of Sonora, which blocked rail-
road traffic for four days right
at the height of the tomato
shipping season, are blamed by
Mexican growers for the fail
ure" of their spring vegetable
season, Mexico City reports.
Evening star., 1953-07-21

Association OF
Music M r.
chants.
He also was
re = elected a
director of the
national or
ganiZation Of
S m e 1000
dealers at the
Chicago con-
vention las {
week.
On his re-
turn here Mr..
Campbell an
-
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Vepco Earnings Rise

Bank OF Silver
S ng and
t h e Primo c
Georges Bank
81 Trust Co. in
j u ne, l 9 S l,
Chairman T
Howard Duck
EFT announced
yesterday.
At the time
of the merger
a S S e is were
slightly above
S 6 l million,
and now they
Xc ed ST 3
Evening star., 1953-07-21
D. c. Veterinarian Elected

TORONTO, July 81 (P).-Gen.
]. A. McCallam Of Washington
was elected president of the
American Veterinary Medical
Association yesterday. DR.. H. F.
Kingman, jr., of Chicago was
named treasurer.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
ShipYurd MuY Resume

Allied powers have granted a
Kiel, Germany, shipyard permis-
sion to resume building CONNER
cial ships.
Evening star., 1953-07-21


Dan R. Cavalier, Campbell's
general manager, was elected a
director of the junior execu-
tives of the association.
Hotel Sales Equal 1852
Washington hotel sales in May
were even with a year earlier,
the accounting firm of Horwath
& Horwath reported today.
Room sales were up 3 per cent
from a year earlier, but restau-
rant sales showed a decrease Of
2 per cent. The decrease re-
f1ected a l per cent drop in food
sales and per cent decline
in beverage sales.
Hotel sales in all leading cities
covered by the firms report were
3 per cent above a year earlier
in May.
Lincoln Service Net Up
Lincoln Service Corp. had net
income of $416.283 or $3.50 a
common share in the first half
OF 1853, President Charles Del
mar reported yesterday.
This compared with $390.969
or $2.35 a share in the same
1852 period. The per share fig
ures for year ago were adjusted
to the increased number of
shares this year.
Retail Profits Improve
Department stores with annual
sales over 81 million has net
profit from merchandising OPP
erations amounting to l.6 per
cent of net sales in the first 1853
quarter. compared with IA per
cent a year earlier. the Controll-
ers Congress of the National Re-
tail Dry Goods Association an
nounced.
| Before Federal income taxes
and after inclusion of miscel-
laneous income, the stores net
was 2.9 per cent of sales VS.. 2.3
per cent a year earlier.
New Firm Organized
Norman Associates has been
organized to take over engineer
ing, sales and maintenance serv-
ice for the Hewitt-Packard Co.,
electronic test equipment firm Of
Palo Alto, Calf. Offices of the
new Washington firm are at
2017 S street NV. Frederick
Norman is president.
Hy Goodbinder has resigned as
vice president and merchandise
manager Of Lacy's television and
radio chain. His future plans
will be announced after a
months vacation.
Sees InfIotionory Factors
Citing the recent lowering Of
reserve requirements. a policy
statement from Bache g. Co. says
new inflationary elements have
been introduced into the econ
omy.
However, it suggests there may
be a time lag before such fac
tors become fully effective and
advises maintenance of cur
rent equity position Of IS per
cent with SIS per cent in reserve.
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner
& Beane has issued an Interest,"
ing review Of the automobile in
dustry.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Hondboqs for Men

A British firm is selling hand
bags for men by the hundred
to natives of British Togoland in
West Africa.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Feeling is believing !
ou can't travel first class" at popular prices
Fords new ride and feel its fne-car co, you'll agre

only then will you believe what Ford has and does!
There are lots more Ford worth Mores, too,
like Americas newest and finest power steering
and Fordomatic, the most versatile automatic" you
can buy features which make Ford worth more
when you buy it, worth more when you sell it.
Evening star., 1953-07-21

LIIUII i OIW To be really IN the
know about the '53 Ford, you have to Test Drive it!
For only when you feel its high-compression co
Choose Six or V8), feel its road-paving ride Gt's
up to 8O% smoother up front alone) and feel its
6ne-car luxury tits Crestmark body is hulltight)...
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Final SITS Dividend
Ends Liquidation Of
Columbia National
By DonoId B. HodIev

A final liquidating dividend OF
$2.75 a share was declared yes
terday by directors of the old
Columbia National Bank.
Assets of the bank were sold
to the American Security and
Trust Co. in November. 1916.
and it become the Columbia
Branch of the American Security
at Gil F street NV.
The final dividend to stock
holders Of the liquidating insti-
tuition raises total payments to
$1,119,375 or $447.75 a share for
around 100 stockholders, it was
announced by Walter B. Guy,
who served as liquidating agent.
Prior to sale Of the bank assets,
the stock was priced at $3.50 a
share.
Distribution of the final divi-
dend will wind up the affairs Of
an institution that long had an
important place in Capital af-
fairs.
Founded in November, 1886. it's
first president was Brainard H.
Warner. Frank j. Stryker served
as its last president.
Vepco Earnings Rise
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
had net income of $939,857 or
1873 cents a share in June, COM
pared with $875.237 or 1876 cents
in June, 1852, the company re-
ported today.
Net income for IL months
ended June 80 was $12,171.328
or $l.82 a share, compared with
$11.254,766 or $1.65 in the pre-
ceding year.
Gains Since Merger Cited
Suburban Trust Co. has gained
more than $11 million of de-
posits since it was formed by the
merger of the Suburban National
Evening star., 1953-07-21

million. Demand deposits have
increased from SAL million to
nearly $50 million and savings
deposits from $15.2 million 10
$17,7 million,
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Elected to National Post

Earl Campbell, president Of
the Campbell Music Co., at 1108
G street NV, has been elected
vice president of the National
Evening star., 1953-07-21

Dan R. Cavalier, Campbell's
general manager, was elected a
director of the junior execu-
tiVeS of the association
Evening star., 1953-12-13
w. W. LEWIS OFFFRs

ALL OPEN SUN, l-DARK
Lewisdale. 661O 22nd pi.-Brick Cans
Cod, 2 bedrms.. dormer. expansion
attic. large liv. rm., Hotpoint kit.,
with DISPOSAL. dishWasher; S14,75O
Ewes, HA. .2-707O.
college Park proper. 4511 Amherst
Td-Brick. center hall. 8 bedrms.,
liv ~ SstS. sa.i; fireplace; rsf . din; rm;. kit.
esr gar; sS1.S5o. Ewes. RA. 5.
Enterprise rd.-3-story Colonial. built
early 1900: 5 hedrms.. 2 baths, liv
rm.. library. din. rm.. kit, oil h.
VII. acres ground. more available
prise Hl' ri kt IT, sSs, 'us5 e open Sa Entsn. aisn
Queens Chapel. 33OS Lancer pl.-3.
bedrm. Colonial. large liv. rni... full
din. rIi.. tiled kit, aluminium storm
windows; wind Tvs close everything; $l2; 500
bedrm.. Cane Cod, liv. rm., kit. exp
dows, fenced lot: SI1 $50. Assume
GI loan; easy terms. Ewes. HA
LsnSsm.. Lo. 772b Frederick rd.-s-psd.
Ewes, FULTON s-7465.
Lewisdale. 2007 Avalon pl.-Bricl
Colonial. 8 bedrms.. large nv. rm.
fireplace. din; rm.. bsmt.. built-iI
gar. screened porch; close 9: o.
$50. Ewes, OIL. 4-2273.
Lewisdale, 1922 Charleston st.-Brict
Eng. cottage. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.
fireplace, dormer attic, huge kitch.
en-, bsmt.; S16,500. Ewes. WA. q
W. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
Evening star., 1953-12-13
OPEN
OPEN
l TIL DARK

BEAUTIFUL " ACRE
Surrounds this lovely living
beautiful pit Priced
Church on Route q Leesburs
pike Ia miles to Dogwood lane. right to Open sign
BRICK RAMBLERS
Featuring living with fireplace dining
de uxe bath custom cabinets easements
ss S per ss 'a s s 5si
0n Gut 70 Lee esfsHs haH SeS ps month - oo -
PAISLEY FOREST
This charming 3-bedroom Colonial living
nS SHyes sosf si from With me-. :sPs
. MCKINLEY rd left to 10th
rd and left to house ~ " ~ ~-
SHIRLEY WOODS RAMBLER
7o-too, r.v .,,... bEx5TaAoRpMARY 51as MNAR =. 49,,
S sommun @ s %s separate dining TSom ATTIC
makes you went to stay home Price s3soO0 with
DREcToNs ebe I'd to 2eth st. left to Brandywin right
Brandywine to 2sth and left 4S1s sisn ~ ~
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
On knoll in desirable residential
dining sunny kitchen with dhwasher room
bedrooms tiled baths attached
beautifully lott sss900 might consider
on s &c T Lee ss ns ID north to s4th st. rshs
HTIAfRS
HOLLEY-THOMPSON
Means Reliable Service
KE e.5360 $500 Lee Hwy. Open weekdays TN
tcontinusd Next Pagsl (contnued Nszt paes)
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w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
Reautv for Xmas

Near Langley Park shopping, transp..
schools; on level lot. Lovely brk.-
stone rambler, 3 yrs. old. .hke-new
cond.; lge. liv. rm.. beamed ceiling.
window glass. brick din. area. WALL
to-wall carpeting, mod. elec. kit.
with tbl. space; 2 bedrms., lge.
knotty pine den; full bsmt.. outside
entr., pretty fin. rec. rm. Real buy
Dir: on Univ. lane at Langley Park
shopping on Anne st. 2 blks.,. right
Iockneg to S102 and Open" sign.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
OPEN SUNDAY. 12 TILL SOLD
2607 DAWSON AVE.
YOU'VE LOOKED MONTHS
FOR THIS HOME BEAUTIFUL
S17,750
B BEDRAFS.. PORCH. REC. RM.
GT-%1 750 DOWN

Cheek each item for your family
needs; economical brick Colonial
than usual bedrms. Il huge); approx.
22-ft. liv rm. with firepl. and pic
ture window: huge din rm. for your
largest furniture: Any woman will
love the large, clean. modern: light
kit. with brkfst. space for 8. A rest
full rear screened porch for leisure
and privacy. A knotty-pine-paneled
rec. rm. for the party or kiddies'
rainy day; deep fenced lot, 60x1 30;
I blk. to bus, 2 blks. to modern
shop. center. We will finance G1
loan for qualified vet. or FHA for
others. Be first, not sorry. Mr.. Hall.
~. 6-419O. on premises. To reach
Out Georgia ave. dual 3-lane, blvd,
to Wheaton, continue on Georgia
avenue 2 blks. past Wheaton shop
center to Dawson ave-. left on
Dawson Ia blks. to 2607 and our
signs. Listing Lao.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
HOUSES Foe sAlE-aAD.
BFI;I EMEAD

You can own your own 3-bedrm
rambler; r in beautiful o, uh.IE;a Bsllemead d
transp.;, priced from $12,250 t
S12,75O; $3.50 down to veterans
also FHA financing. Dir: Out An.
napolis I'd. defense nWy.) to Fcot
Fair, right to 10Th ave, right Z
blocks to houses. HARRY A. BOS.
WELL q CO., INC, Realtors 371S
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier
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ECONOMY
ODNNJ ,rTr rADv

OPEN I TIL DARK
8-bedrm. Cape Cod, in new Home
iiv. rm. with fireplace. dinette. kit.
full bsmt.; 2nd flr. has 2 bedrms.
roughed-in; CT financing; priced
$12.950 or best offer. Dir: From
Silver Spg;. out Ga. ave. left on
left on Fayette rd. to 3112 and sign.
BROWN AGENCY
JU. 9-3444 JU. 9-3497
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OPEN SUNDAY

SILVER SPRING-$22,500
MODERN STYLING in this nearly
new brick home Of 6 rooms. bath,
powder room, recreation room. Sc
cluded porch and many refinements,
To reach: Out New Hamp. ave. IN
Md, / block past Lutheran church,
left on Holton lane. one block to
home at 1904.
SILVER SPRING-$24,950
THERE'S EXTRA ROOM in this mod
ern brick home. Q rooms, "a baths.
kitchenette and bath easily sepa-
rated from rest of house). To reach:
From Mrs. KS Tavern go east on
Dale DR.. 2 blocks to Ellsworth dr.,
left to home at Ala.
SILVER SPRING-$36, 500
BRAND-NEw de luxe rambler with
bedrooms, baths, recr. room.
built-in garage, screened porch,
year-around air conditioning. To-
morrow'S home today. To reach:
Out Colesville rd, to 921 1, two doors
past Mrs ks Tavern.
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS JU. 5-6l11
Evening star., 1953-12-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
uNIVERSITY PARK

This house has everything! Located
on beautiful street in this fine COM
munity. White Colonial brick with
lge. Hv, rm., din. rm., modern kit,
2nd d.: 5 bedrms., 2 baths; finished
3rd d. Garage. recr. rrn. and many
other extras. Price, S32, 800. Call
Mr.. Macintosh. Elk. S-24S0; ewes.
and Suns, AD. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Realtors 1113 nth st. NV.
Mr.. Suitland, Andrews
NICE PROPosITIoN-2 HOUSES
LIVE IN ONE. OTHER PAYS BOTH
LGE. LOT. FULL BSMT., NICE TREES
rms. firepl.. ven. blinds. oil h.-w.h.:
home and inc. Frice, terms on this
property unbelievable. Mr.. Jones,
AP. 7-S986. COX q CO.. UN. 4-1526