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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27
BY SAMUEL BROWN

Copyright, 1858, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
Israel is at its best at Passover
time. After the Seder. the good
Jew reads the Song of Songs.
Now the time of the singing Of
birds has come and the voice of
the turtle is heard in the land
says the ancient Shir- HaShirim.
The festival of freedom coin
cides with the ushering in of
Spring. In ancient days, by Scrip
tural injunction, it was a Mitzvah
for all to make a pilgrimage to
Jerusalem at Passover tim e..
Travelling about the land, seeing
the sights continues to be very
popular among Israelis. To the
throngs in the streets there is
added the influx of tourists,
which is at its highest at Passover
time All Israel seems to be on
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27
Passover i'm Israel

parade.
The many varieties of Seder. Of
course. are a special attraction in
Israel. The main attraction in this
regard is the Samaritan service
on Mt. Gerizim. Only a few hun
dred of the old Samaritans are
left. but they continue TO sacrifice
the paschal lamb in the ancient
manner of the Bible. Perhaps one
Of the guests at the Samaritan
festival this year will be the new
President of Israel. Isaac Ben Xvi
who is regarded as one of the
worlds foremost authorities on
the Samaritan sect.
The different groups of Oriental
Jews have their own peculiari-
ties in the matter of holding the
Seder. The Jews from Morocco
wind up the Seder with each man
throwing a pack on his back and
grabbing cane, rise and saying:
$50 our forefather's went out of
the land of Egypt"
Another group of Oriental Jews
take special symbolic notice of
the passage in the Haggadah
which bids every person at the
Seder consider that if was not
our forefathers alone who were
delivered out of bondage. but also
ourselves. When they come to this
passage. every one rises. takes out
his handkerchief. puts a piece of
Matzoh in it and holds it over his
shoulder. as though he was pre-
pairing TO go forth from Egypt.
Still another group of Oriental
Jews have a special kind of coats
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27

will grim year. but half grim might have been
for this Jewish mother and resting at an station in
Berlin Of the constituent Of the United Jewish
Appeal escapes Europe An extensive Of
relief being provided the DC for refugees fleeing
UJA fundS oalng $l4424O to
needs three agencies In addition the DC,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-28
Newman Gives Up One Hit As FHS
Downs Blackstone Rams 5-4 FRIDAY

Blackstone High Rams got
only one hit off OF ,he southpaW
slantS Of Ernie Newman as Farm
vllle High posted its fourth win
Friday night at Blackstone 5 TO 4 /.
Newman. IL poSunA his fourth
straight victory, struck out II and
was in trouble III only one inning.
the fifth when the Rams got their
four runs in one cluster They
came on TWO bases on balls. two
errors and the Rams lone hit-a
single
Meanwhile. Coach Bob Gllmer's
Wolverines dashed out nine hits
off OF Bulls. Ram rlshthander.
Billy Franklin playing center
field. got three hits. including a
homer his first time UP Out
fielder Clyde Shelton beltcd
triple for the other FHS extra
base knock
Singles, backbone of the VIM
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-28
Tiger Netmen Win
Over Ea giles by 81

Hampdcn- Sydney'S tennis team
boWled over BrldeeWater, 81. Sat
'r"a' IN the Hiu in a Litlle SIN
and Mason Dixon Conference
match.
summaries
defeated John Boitnott, 60 6-3.
John Richards cHSCp defeated
Otis Kitchen. g., Go: Bob SAT
felle HSCp defeated Melvn Trail.
60. GO Jimmy Slaydon tHSCl
defeated Bob Carlton 6-l, Ga.
Dennis CUMMINGS tBp defeated
John Howe. Ga. 6-3. Ernie
Thompson tHSCD defeated Ben
nett Miller. ca. CO.
Doubles Edmunds and Shcp
AmeS tHSCl defeated Kitchen
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-28
Hoffman, CIascock Combine Mound
Talents As Tigers Whip Eagles 81

Franz, Hoffman ond ,ro,,,,,.
C;laerorl rn,nh,nad .1a,r na,nilt,,a
tolont, ,a ra-t, p,ti',,, l,,'l.--
Eaeles IL fiyo hits j. tI,r,ndon
Sydnnv scored 5,I,,,lo cir IA
,1aeon.n,vnn Conforn,,cn haNah .'
yir,o,.v sa-1ndav ~ neatb ValIar
1ho r,cnr. IL, the,,. ,r,nni,,a
mara.n n |ho Grst n1nino whan
tl,o9 roan,od robn VIVA nha
uo,,. III III ~ r,o' MA
fo,. 10 $500. e.. ~ fo,,,. ,.a,,D ~,
eoio t,c,,,d,,o '0'' ," "',9 ~, -,
ha,,,o,' III. C,atlha- ato,,ai,. un,,.a IL
Bosjde, FIlton,s bJas, o-hcr TIaer
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-28

ming effort were contributed by
Newman. Gerald Duncan. Eddie
Thornton. John Hubbard and Phil
Cook
Cook playing his first full sea
son of baseball at third base,
scampered home with the winning
rum IN the sixth. The rest of the
way Bulls and Newman strung
oft horse collars Oh the opposing
batterS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-28
Golfers Invited
To Planning Dinner

Lon2Wood Golf Club member
ship VIII have dinner meeting
at Ccdarbrook tuesday, April 20,
at z p m to map plans for the
summer tournament program.
Club President f f Cook said
today non-mcmbers interested IN
joining the club and participating
IN the tournament pro2lam alc
invited to the dinner session and
talks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-28
The Weeks Sports
BASEBALL

BASEBALL
Tuesday
Farnyille High at Crewe might
Cumberland High at Goochland
Louisa at Amelia High
Friday
CreWc High at Farmville
Pamplin High at Cumberland
Amelia High at Burkevllle
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-28

ana iran, 6-2. 6-5 sloydon and
Webb Simmons use detected
Boitnott and Carlton, Ga, 6-1:
Benny Vincent and Thompson
'HSC1 defeated Cummings and
Miller 6-3, ST. 60.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
FIsH-NET MATERIAL

mrs. H. F. ~, Falls Church,
To the lady who asked about
fish net. the address is Cape
Cod Fishnet Industries, North
Troro, Mass.
] believe I was the one who
first asked and I am Offering a
belated thank you to Mrs. H.
D., of Chevy Chase who sent in
the address for me. Someone
also asked about using the net
and I have not seen an answer.
but may have missed it.
I plan to take a strip of ma
terial. gather my fish net onto
the strip. hook the strip on
the venetian blind box with
drapery hooks. I don't like to
spoil the framework around
my window as I think it is at
tractive.
Then I plan to loop the net
in a drape, all to one side and
fasten it with glass ball floats
or cork floats or perhaps a
Evening star., 1953-07-06
RECIPES GIVEN.

(MrS. L. r., WGShington.J
I am tempted from time to
time to reply to various re-
quests but before I can get
round to it, others have and
not having anything better
to offer, ! just don't but no so,
for the corn stick recipe. /
trust the lady who requested
it will try it as I too, tried
various recipes, not always
succeeding but this is almost
a guarantee and the corn stick
or mullins turn out just lovely:
11a cups corn meal, 2 tea
spoons baking powder, "a tea
spoon soda, / teaspoon salt Il
teaspoon sugar, optionaD, /
egg. IA cup buttermilk. For
half this amount, use "a tea
spoon baking powder, 1s tea
spoon soda and enough milk
to make a nice batter. Put
teaspoons drippingS (bacon)
or shortening in each muffin
or cornStick space. Heat until
smoking. Bake very hot, $50
degrees. For pan bread, heat
about l tablespoon shortening
in pan, pour into mixture, then
back into pan and cook.
For another recipe. quite
similar. but a little different,
is this one from the Southern
Cook Book:
Mrs. DiehlS Egg Bread: 2
cups corn meal, 2 teaspoons
baking powder, "a cup flour,
teaspoon soda, l unbeaten
egg, l teaspoon salt, 2 cups
sour milk. and 2 tablespoons
melted fat.
Mix all but fat and egg. Just
before pouring into sizzling
hot muffin tins or pans, stir
In the unbeaten egg and melt
ed fat. Bake in a quick oven,
400 degrees, until brown
and done.
Here, I want to include a
recipe for Alabama Butter
milk Light Rolls" an old reci-
pc from Eufaula. The dough
is practically fool-proof, and
improves with age, and can be
made into rolls, buns, break
fast cake. or little cartwheels:
2 cups buttermilk, 4 to 6
cups flour, 2 tablespoons sugar,
/ yeast cake or l package dry
yeast. teaspoon soda, tea
spoon baking powder, / tea
spoon salt, 4 tablespoons Short
ening.
Cream sugar and shorten
ing. Dissolve yeast in cup
with same quantity of warm
water as yeast. fill rest of cup
with buttermilk and set aside.
Sift 4 cups flour with dry in
gradients. Alternate adding
flour. milk, and yeast mixture,
and the second cup of butter
milk and shortening. Work
in enough flour to make a soft
dough; this should take be-
tween 4 to s cups. Put dough
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Readers Clearing F4ouse ,E4:7 s:s's:;s s%:"'ll. q

starflsh, depending on what I
can get.
1t was used in a very effec-
tive way in the picture. "Hans
Christian Andersen" looped
and shaped and hung in artful
caSualnesS and I've considered
that, too.
y y X 4
TUITION PROBLEM?
mrs. J. A. B., Indian Head.)
I would like to read how
some cooperative nursery or
kindergarten school handles
their tuition problem. For
example, if a child is absent
for a month or more is the
child permitted to return to
school without paying tuition
for the month absent? And if
so, how in the world would you
plan your budget for a g.
month period?
I enjoy the RCH more than
I can say. It's just like hav-
ing a nightly visit with an
experienced home economist.
Evening star., 1953-07-06

in bowl and place in refriger-
ator. The longer the dough is
kept there the better, and the
unusual feature of it is that it
will rise quickly (about / hour)
once it has been thoroughly
chilled. If desired, the rising
can be forced by placing the
made-out dough in around 80
degrees temperature. Il have
made this up in one afternoon.
chilled the dough and used the
rolls for dinner, letting them
rise one hour.) Lovely.
X X X X
TREE STUMP?
MRS. M. G. D., Washington
Two or three months ago
we had a tree cut down and
they left an odd-shaped stump
that now has at least IS
branches 18 inches high. Can
anyone tell me what to do to
kill the stump?
Too close to the house to use
a saw.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26
kos0ff's s D ger Not Edible

The worm turned last week on Bill Kosoff, Club Unique bartender, advertising genius and praticaI joker.
 A good friend came into the bar one evening, laid down a paper-wrapped bundle and told Kosof: Here's some deer meat for you. Keep it in the freezer until you're ready for it'.
 Bill did as he was told, and a few days later planned a menu around the roast. When the time came, he took the package from the freezer, un- wrapped it and found inside a tablecloeh and silverware he had lent the friend some time ago.
 His dinner that night was canned lunch meat.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26
VILlAG: ElECTRyC

has moved to NEW and LARGER quarters in the Shupp Building Brooklyn Ave. ? Blocks Nor h of Main Str, ct
 Licensed Radoman available for Communications Equipment Service Outside service calls to homes, boats, ships and planes promptly made. Pick Up and Delivery Service STORE HOURS 7- 1OPM Phone Ell
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26

It. and Mrs. Rich lru lux table of the Coast Guard left this week for Seattle, where Huxtable, formerly with the air facility here, will be as- signed to an icebreaker. The
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26
M07ycE OF NEARING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant, to the provisions of the Alaska Employment Security Law contained in Sec. 5I-5-2 (c) ACLA 1949. as amended hearing pertaining to seasonality of employment in the Territory of Alaska will be con- ducted on October 26 thru 3O 1953 at the Employ ment Security Commission Offices, Goldstein Building, Juneau, Alaska Hearing will commence at 800 a. m daily,
 The Commission will consider such other matters DSe may be properly brought before it.
 A. B. PHILLIPS
 Executive Director
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26
Huxtables have three chil dren.

MT. and Mrs. J. w. Rhoades flew to Anchorage Wednesday for a weeks stay.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26

M. D. Scott, representative of Golden Heart Distributors, is expected to arrive in town Monday.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26

self You'd have to stake your commodores hat and plenty more to build up producing field. It's tough and risky job even for Standard Oil Company of California. Only one wildcat well out of every A ever develops into commercial oil field .. and the cost of finding out can run into millions of dollars. Standard is able to do this because it is owned by more than 115, ,00O shareholders each of whom bears part of the cost. Both small and large com panies are essential to the oil business, but companies like Standard bring together the money, manpower and skill required to find and build up big oil field. In developing one field Standard invested years of time and mil lions of dollars in drilling, production, con- struction, maintenance teams-and the work is still going on. Indeed, your dream-wel could lead to yacht
 Dut 1ITSt, here's part of the bill for bringing oil field into production It S good example of how big oil company works for you. Over the years, Standard has invested in more than 200 such fields to bring you the oil you need. Ques- tjons or comments about Company are Uel- come. Write: Standard Oil Company of Californja, P. o. Box 3495-D, San Francisco, California.
 STANDARD OIL COMPANY
 OF CALIFORNIA
 plans ahead to serve you better
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
RAMBLER BARGAIN I'M
SEVEN BEDROOMS

OH LIN bLDICOO1X1O
3-story stone stucco and frame home
ideal for roomers: ] so. walter Reed
Conv. HOSP; Forest Glen. 500. 800,
terms. JU 5-5533 Il
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y bedrms.. l "a baths, paneled rec.
rm., corner lot, full bsmt. with out
sale. with low down payment. Out
Queens Chapel I'd 3 blocks past
light in West HyattSville. left on
Lancer DIR. to 31st ave-. right to 800
Madison st. and open sign. Mr.
REALTY Co, JU. 1880, Open
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CHEVERLY. 5-YR.-OLD, GRIM. Def
BRICK AND SINGLE
On quiet street, 1 block from school
and tranSp. 25' liv. rm. with frepl..
3 twin-Size bedrms.. lge. kit. full
bsmt., auto. washer. lge. level lot
Only S17.500. with So 900 down.
Excel. financing. CALL NOW MRS
cox. LII. 2-S136. ATLAS REALTY
co ST 3-7368 Il
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HOLLYWOOD-Like new, g rms, bath
porch, blinds; fenced: barbecue; va.
cant. BRILEY REALTY, UN. 4-l174.
HYATTSVILLE-6 mos. old, attrac-
tive shingles. 3-bedrm. ramb. Owner
must sell: mr.. everything. S13,25O.
Terms; LOUIS MILLER. Realtor. UN
4-2I ~. i
HYATTSVILLE-2-story Colonial, s
spacious rms. and bath; also too
shed and workshop; lge. level lot
blks. from everything, in good
conc Priced: ST., 800. DALEY
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CHEVERLY
REAL RAMBLER
OPEN / It'll. nAPK

. III D141t1A
'erfect 3-bedrm. brick with mirroreA
fireplace IN luscious living room.
ing room; bright, eating size. ali.
electric kitchen with exhaust fan:
luxurious pine-paneled recreation
room; entire basement floor is tiied.
OUTSIDE entrance. Gas air-condi.
ii o} neat: Corner property, level
perfect home. see this one. sci .t00
Directions. Turn right on
CheVerly ave. on Forest I'd, to
loot OF hill. right on Green-
leaf I'd: blocks to our sign.
"A. STANLEY MOREAU
1923 Bait. Ave Ap r-Raoe
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s- ...- n~~.. t.. .ALE-Mp
SILVER SPRING, OPEN is
nTT6NCn1 A AYTNTNY( WAT YTY50

SILVER SPRING, OPEN is
OUTSTANDING VALUES
So, 900 DOWNTOWN. AVE. EST.
37O4 Carey st.-3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier with storm sash, fenced lot;
assume Az loan: $14.950 or best
of1eI. on VierS Mill I'd. on Conn.
ave, follow arrows.
16.750-ARGYLE CLUB EST.
10Ol6 Raynor rd.-6-rm. brick Colo
NAL with bsmt., lse fenced lot; re-
dec: vacant. Open to offer. on
Forest Glen I'd. on Tenbrook. fol-
si7,S50-coNN. AVE. EST.
1902 Randolph rd.-LuXury 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler; liv. rm., firepl.
$1,000 down. on Viers Mil I'd. on
S21 .500-LANGLEY PARK
81 TO Lockney ave.-Brick and stone
3-bedrm. rambler with paneled rec.
m, all-elec. kit, metal awnings,
pvt. driveway: many extras. on
Univ. lane on Anne st. ACROSS
from shop. center.l
So .5O0-sLIGO CREEK PIX.
sou Houston ave.-New custom-built
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler:
lovely rec. rm, with flrepl. and "a
bath; overlooking park; must be
seen to be appreciated. Follow Sligo
Greek pkwy. towards Takoma PIX.
BEERS BROS, JU. 5-7611
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AVONDALE -. Charming 3 bedrm.
screened porch, full bsmt. with rec.
rm., gas INV. heat; beautifully land
s snd sbr yfrd With many shade
once ono $4,000 Or best offer. Cali
7-4500 TIL 8 pm.
BELTSvILLE-Modern. 8 rms, ~
acre lot with shrubbery; beautiful
setting; $1,000; terms. BRILEY
R REALTX; TN. 4-lI74.
with pvt, entr. $4,000. Zoned
IL. Excellent value for small bus
mess or repair. j. VICTOR DICKEY.
AP. 7-S0sO.
CHEyERLY VIC.-Mod.. 5-rm.. ALL
brick rambler; 9 bedrms., full dining
I'm I'm iiy: rm.. tile bath. fully equip,
radiant heat, Il acre, handicapped;
Anchor-fenced yard, Venetian blinds
and screens throughout. Assume 4cc
GI loan. Price, $4,000. AP. 7-3l06.
CHEVERLY-New 65-ft. rambler; 3
Kit din; rm., garage. screen porch,
OWNER. WA. 7e7322. "
CHEVERLY AREA blks. school.
grocery, transp. Lge. parcel land
with wonderful trees. $4,000 down
buys 2 houses. rent on / nearly
pays for both; newly dec. auto heat,
Ven. blinds, storm wind. BY appt.
j. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-S0S0.
ROUTE SO1, Gwynn PRrk-Immed
occupancy. 81 edrm. Cape Cod.
wooded lot. Priced, $4,000; as
sumo CT approx. $4,000; terms.
Call OWNER, APP. 7-3143 =
bedrms.. for sale by
eeEneT; sSsIos.5o0. Call UN. 1920.
CHILLUM-open Sun, / to 5. 1904
Red Top I'd. 3-bedrm. brick; bsmt.;
lge. yard; underpriced for quick sale.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 7-5O5O,
CLINTON. MD.-3-bedrm. brick ram
De luxe Kit. fun bsmt.: iFe l lot. 49,,
It. frontage. on improved street;
EhfkSN RsSa fet JR. clinto MkT Md.. ca
CLINTON. MD.-cape Cod. 4 bed
rooms; lge. Iiv. rTn.. separate din.
nm. util. rm., OIL &C. heat; e
acre fenced lot; Sl0,eBO. terms.
ITNKNEY A. EAENsHAWs .JR;,
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CHEVERLY


LOCAI1ON-QUALITY
New custom-buiIt 3 and bdrr,
homes priced from SlS,95O mn
others, .$13.500 up. Public and
parochial schools. theater and large
shopping, centers close by. Don'S
nuy until you see and compare,
Trrbe ss: Out Bladensburg I'd. to
oyer I'd. to Cheverly ave, right on
Hawthorne st. to open sign A.
60O5 Hawthorne st.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALToR.
o44o Annapolis Rd., UN. 4-Il4S.
Open Ewes. Till 9 Pm.
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HOUSES FOR Salad.
WE SELL HOUSES
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL DARK

SILVER sPRING-NEw RAMBLERs,
Open for first time: 3-bedroom
ramblers. kitchen with breakfast
nook; beautifully decorated; porch
overlooking golf course; full base
ment. A top value at Sl9,950. To
reach: Colesville I'd, left on Forest
Glen to houses.
SILVER SPRING-New de luxe ram
bier, 1901 Forest Glen rd.; 3-bed-
room 2-bath rambler, large kitchen,
dining room. full basement with fire.
p ssS So porch overlcokiins golf course
reach: Colesville I'd. left on Forest
Glen to houses.
SILVER sPRING-9112 Providence
Cod, near school and park; large
level lot; $1S,950. To reach: Coles
willie. I'd. right on Franklin ave.
right on Wire to Providence and
house.
11a-bath brick Colonial, porch, at
tached garage; S23, 500. To reach:
18th St., left on East-West hwy,
left on Colston to house.
SILVER sPRING-Woodmoor. 1920
brick Cape Cod, . bedrooms sand and
bath on LIST f.. large room on
2nd floor. new rec. room; S2O,750
To reach; colesville I'd. right on Old
BladenSburg I'd, left on LeXingt ton
dr., left on Southmoor.
SILVER SPRING - 1902 saybrock
ave.-DistinctiVe 3-bedroom brick
Colonial. den, attached garage; level
lot; S2Q,5O0. To reach: Colesville
I'd, right on Franklin ave-, right
on Saybrook.
MEADOWOOD-12SO9 Baker dr.
Very attractive new 3-bedroom brick
rambler; large lot; $23.500. To
reach: ColeSville I'd. to Meadowood
shopping center, left to Baker dr.,
right to house.
SILVER SPRING-94O6 Saybrook ave.
First Offering; brick Cape Cod, 4
bedrooms, baths, nice dining room,
glaSsed sun porch; S19.95O. To
reach: ColeSville I'd. right on Frank
lin ave-, right on Saybrook to house
SILVER SPRING-4OS Lanark way
Prewar brick bungalow, 2 bedrooms
and full bath LIST f.; 2 bedrooms
and full bath 2nd A.; rec. room;
corner lot. Price, S1S,95O. To
reach: Colesville I'd, left on Lanark
way to open" sign.
THOMPSON & GRAY
916 Ellsworth DR.. Realtors 8 Till 9
JU. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BELTSvIIlLE, MD.
For Small Family. $12.5OO

OPEN l PM. TILL DARK
find better buy this week end.
This Is truly q fine custom built
rambler type home with Formstone
exterior on attractive 75xl60-ft.
lot. with 2 lge. bedrms., spac. living
closet space; huge comb. din. rm.-
kit; nice bath; all served by wide
hallway. Excel. financed with ST 800
down payment to responsible buyer.
DIR; On Robey ave, blk. OF Powd-
left off Washington-B Baltimore blvd,
at first traffic light beyond Lust'1
drive;in theater and follow sigma
Tor about ] mi to Robey ave.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY. NO. 7.72O3
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COLLEGE PARK
CUSTOM-BUnT RAMRT IN

0IOM-BUIBT RAMBLER
very attractive. modern. all-brich
rambler with nice level> lot. LARD
living room, high BEAM paneled ceii,
ing comfortable. honey fireplace, 4
bedrooms. 2 colorful baths. Pull.
gown stairs to, storage attic, aas
conditioners, ultramodern kitcbsn
Gar port or garage. Slate roof
owner has left for Texas. A real
bargain, priced below market. Yoti
must see this rambler to fuilJ
OPEN SUNDAY g. MONDAY
Directions: Out Route l toward n
o o. Nd right at trafic light OF;
S sTa ave. blocks to Dartmouth
Mr., Strickland on premises hUR1'
2-3232 (evesD or ST. 3-790O
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NEW BRICK
OpEN 2TTN Ia D NJ

1856 HANNAN ST. HLEEWi1sDALE
$4,000 WILL HANDLE
Cape Cod type bungalow. / floor
living room with fireplace, 2 b.r.
and bath. fully equipped kitchen,
dining room, full basement. stair
way to roushed-in End floor for 2
b.r. and bath, completely insulated.
Directions: Out N. H. ave. to Uni
versity lane. right to 23Yd ave,
right TO Harmon. right 10 open sign.
can AZ; GSsfssF, J. W @Ass iSs0 60.
Realtor. 1924 IA st. NV. AID. 4-2006,
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CORAL HILLS

4 BEDRMS., BASEMENT
Only once in a great whiie do
obtain a house for sale that is ~,
beautifully furn. as this one; It be
generous sized bedrooms, lee, Iiv'
nm with fireplace, full bsmt., hief;
!oe; nice view, all Of the extras YOU
t wIeiI expect to find in a house Of
Tor property and furnishings.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
32l4 Branch Ave Sc 10 an-nn
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COLLEGE PARK

7202 Rhode Island ave. Open Sat.
bsmt.; h.-w.h.; fenced lot; attaehed
garage; outside firepl.; wall-to- wan
carpeting in living and dininT rms
walk. dist. to Nd. Univ. SCI ,T51'
winston c. Clay, WA. 7-422a
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HETCHTS

1st-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH
Lovely, custom built Wmsbure o.
ionial; LIST A.; Through center hail
lge. liv rm. with firepl., din. rm
spacious fully equip kit, twin-sizea
s DedTm; and bath; End f.; 3 twin
s stSeo oeo arms and bath with excel.
paneled rec. I'm. with flrepl. ana
garage. Price, $S1 500. Cali MI.
SMc eIsen' Elk. S-2480; ewes, AID.
FREY A SMTTu M
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FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors, 111S 18th st. NV

College Hgts. Estate
OPEN SIS
Beautt. Cape Cod home, consisting NJ
Ige. center-hall plan. Faneied den
Nv; fm: with French doors, opening
1ge. din. rm.. breakfast rm. and III
LWo-car garage. Must be seen Ia
be appreciated. "
CARR & TIPPETT, INC.
441Q Knox Rd., College Park
WA. 7-6116. Eyes. WA S-Haka