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HOUSES ron sAls--MD.

orr n. II. AVE. Nh. D. G, LINE.
ssss car Be i yours for sib. sS 10 NJ
money down to vets. Other termi
9 " H:,, COX q CO., 70. 5-5007,
s.rs-D.a ss; i sEls. s ..msIsS. f II
terms. PINKNEY A. EARNSHAW
IT.. Clinton, Md. Cypress 7-6700.
550f WHEELER RD.-Unusual value,
Z brick home on large lot; huge so.
larium. 1v. rrn,, firepl.. list a bed.
iai ISN'T saS BAN 5aMEs i E ma6 81 Rpd HI
HOUSES BY HUGHES. New Hamp.
Amazing amount s Of space ss III III this IL.
lightful 6-rrn. Colonial; z twin bed
rms. walk-in closet, sep. din. rm.
up to the minute kitchens, 23-ft.
liv. rrn. Beautifully Handicapped lots,
fully fenced. Only $4,000 with no
AZ a-i ZOO til iii ss'i pm ~ = nosihAs.
NO SETTLEMENT COST no down
luxe 3-bedrm.. bath and q half brk.
home; near cheverly Theater; price,
ST., $780, monthly payments SS6 in
cludes everything. Call til 8 pm,
VA. $4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS d
sl1,e5O-s ROOMS. brick; fun base
ment. de luxe, equipped kitchen; in
sns ts yet 81 FH nc e doTn Day
2.ssSoSo. RscoasiEkkTT' s. Davis 4 coo..
OPEN Or SAT- sim
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Nearhy Maryland

Dist. kakts.. Clinton, silver Hin. Hi.
side. Carmody Hills.
New homes. 2 and 8 hedrms., brick
and ash. sbing. with and without
hSrnts. Down pymts. from $500.
Total price from S11.6O0.
I5-rm. Col. brick; radiant heat: "a
baths. BEAUTIFULLY Handicapped; excel.
eond,: within 90 min. Of downtown
income property--S.r I'm. einder- block
stucco. large lot; lrepl. n back
rms. Also l0.rm. home, 2-story,
furnished. large lot: Is mi. from
p. c.; good condition: very reason
able. La ROCHELLE REAL ES-
TATE. 7124 Marlboro pike, Dist.
Ashts;. Nd Redwood q 74Ss. Open
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HOUSES BY HUGHES, cow. Coimar
Manor--Custom-b built 6-rrn. bunea-
low; full bsmt.. sep. din. ril1.. .compl.
fenced lot. 2 concrete porches;
sSest little hcp pso for small fsmily
Co. AP. 7-iz0o tin 3 pm.
SPEND THE BEST YEARS Of your
life In this beautiful new brick Cape
rm., firepi., fully equipped KIT,
bsmt.. oil heat: 2nd a. roughed III;
Ice: lot: reas. down payment.
OWNER. WA. 7-2473.
S9.975--yets no down payt.. APP
proximately sos per mo-. incl. taxes
s bedrm ra nsa eie Storm nno windows eGSy
level. fenced lot. owner transferred.
WA. 10000. WA. 10000.
HOUSES BY HUGHES. $1,000 down
to non-yets; best section Of Brent
wood-Compietely femodeled 6-rrn.
bungalow; cool screened porch.
sschsd ca garage Fun iI priee 'r sfs S.
low monthly payments. w. r.
BRiCK CAPE con ii beautiful ROGERS
Heisnts; bedrns. and roughed in
s Ell Ssa ppeed e SsSSw ,b sst
WA. $4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS Il
H0GsEs BY HuGHEs-s RIM. all
brick rambler; delightful corner lot.
neat and clean throughout Just
5000 down viii hand dRs W sT'rf 4.
Il REAL DOLL HOUSE" an and II pm I
Christmas garden setting is this
cheerful rambler, conferred on vel
an Inviting living room, 5 airy bed
rooms, weIl-equipped kitchen. storm
windows. garbage disposal and many
other features. Only S12.950 CT or
ERs BROS. AP. $500. l "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WOODLAND COTTAGE
BY owner, leaving city. Acre with
Md. State Forest Preserve. Perfect
for children: sand box, gym. swings,
picnic table. woods. One mile on
school bus to Camp Springs School
Country living only 30 minutes from
Fully equipped electric kitchen with
large living room: dinette: 8 bed
rooms; HISTORY frame cottage;
built by owners with care and best
materials; fully insulated. Real buy
for o weekend builder: expand
able; some interior trim remains
Full price only $1,000. Assume LIST
6103 Temple Hill I'd. Cypress q
$3.50. afternoons and evenings. l.
BRADBURY HTS.-ONLY S1l.95O
Grim. Def. BUNGALOW
CT or conventional financing. Base
ment. gas h.-w.h., lge. kit. with
dining. area, full din. rm.. lily. rm:
with fireplace. screened front. and
shaded lot new-house condition;
near schools, transp. and shops. Mrs.
c All. II Really SLs169s CO. 81 q. s.7sYs.
FoREsTNyTIILILIEsiI M s4ahy
Brick Cape Cod--First-floor powder
room, recr. rm., and anything else
you are looking for x here; n may as
Fl III CO. s sT s.7sss. - 20
pEHsHaT vc5oJHSTRRgY IhT IG6gzEs ER
YET CLOSELY
8 ACRES-30x3O It chicken house.
nice home. clean. fine equipment,
spring water; this EoDp,rto last ST., 81 ~ Or
Jo. s-5sS7. ii
LAUREL, MD. AND VICINITY
Beautiful. spacious, masonry, bed
rm. rambler: hv. rm., kit. dinetts
and bath. Huge, rec. rm.. small
stable on 9 acres, wooden paddock
Various :, 5 and more bedroom
homes, from $500 to S35, 900,
HUGH Z. GELSToN d CO., repre-
sented by
HARRY A. SUSINI PA. 5-22bO
Ill Ninth st. Laurel. Md.
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CAMP SPRINGS
OVER 1sACRE

L fS;. f IN area q nice q homes
Nv; rnn.. Ice. din. rm.. full sized
and sep breakfast nook On Ist
moor: 3 hedrms, and full bath on
end floor: bsmt. oil h.-w.h., Diet.
2-eaf garage; Ice. shade trees sur.
roundinR the house. Well priced at
$l4.g50. Can be purchased under
Ewes. call RE. 6-S643
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OPEN SUNDAY, / TOT
6615 oath Place
RIGGS MANOR MD

Touch of Old Georgetown.
$1,000 down will buy this g.
rm., 1h-bath Colonial all
brick. center-entrance, semi
det.. home with disposal. dish
washer, tiled powder rin.; 2nd
fir. has 3 bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt.. outside entrance,
deep, level sodded lot. viii
consider trade. For additional
informstion, call Mr.. Payne;
JU. 5-5063.
To reach: Drive to Missouri
ave.. turn right on Mo. ave-,
which becomes Riggs I'd, con-
tinue on Riggs I'd. to Ager I'd,
turn right on Ager I'd. to Fred
erick Real Estate sign, turn
left and bear right to Gath
pl and open sign.
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OPEN SAT- sun.

OPEN SAT.-SUN..
OUR BEST LIsTINGs
DISTRICT HEIGHTS--6-rm. brick
Cape Cod; CT approved at S16,260,
Q yrs. old; full dry bsmt.. fenced
lot, 7407 Elmhurst st., so down
CT. non CT. $4,000.
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-colonial brick.
,iy; rm.. firspl.; din, rm,. kit; 3.
s ad o r HR s sS Ss ssr.s Tisd
Only si6.sSo. 81. 600 a down. y
CAMP sPRrNGs-54o4 Middleton
lane; e-rm. Cape Cod; flrepl.., 2
fruit trees, S14.S6O. terms.
cLINToN-2s woodley I'd; ideal for
nursery or kennel; lovely 6-rm.
bungalow. full bsmt., flrepl., Diet.
garage, chicken houses and KEN
nels, bldg. lots, lovely trees. Only
ATT. ANDREWS FIELD PERSON
usual usual brick RI i, rambler I.S On -asTs iot.
size bedrms.. sep. din. rm.. mod.
kit. attached garage. Full bsnit..
lovely front porch. S21 $50: terms.
Out Military hwy. to Forrestville
I'd, right 3 blks. to Allentown "a. !,
left 2 blks. to open sign. Only 20
min; downtown Wash. Call RE. O.
P Puff g. Moore, Inc.
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HOME AND INCOME

3 private apts.. one consistins q .
bedrms., liy. rfn., kit. and bath, and
I apt. Of / bedrn., liy., rrn.. kit. and
bath; oil heat; excellent condition.
Call JOLLES q SENNETT CO., DI.
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HOUSES P0R sAIE--MD.
ips newt IT

rs newt I
LARGO s-BEDRooax
BRICK RAMBLER
Only s17.aBo
Excel. consE. and loo. Of these puplex
type Gamblers insures lAsttng value.
Picture window, frepl., sep. din.
rms. tuH bsnit.. h.-W.h. Down poy-
mene as low IS 81, 600.
.TENcHER-WAEKER, INC.
AID. 1904 IA. 2-52SO lEyes.)
~ ACRE, 3-bedrm. home, SII.950-
d-peofm. garden spot. S10,060.
Z-peoIms., expans. attic. So. 400.
LOUIS MILLER, Realtor, UN. 4-2723:
ewes, wa. 7-60I2. II
cola -Nothing
On, Oh: SS0.70 total mo-; cash set
Element costs approx. $500: 4 rms
bedrms.l J, brick; liv. rm. with firepl.,
IuH din. .Tra., equip. kit. full bsnlt..
SCI. porch: new auto. furnace. 3.
VICTOR pICKEY, AP. 7-SOSO.
COLORED-$50O- CASH
6 ROOMS-$11,950
bet. home In Eneiewood with bsn,t.
porch; corner lot 100000 H.: Fas
heat. II. L. GODDARD, Oh. 1000.
= -
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ROGERS HEIGHTS
' Stone I fsons rambler 0g fa n
huge equip. kit. fun 6smt.. beau ut
handicapped, fenced lot. Owner trans
Tered. Only SIG. 800. Dir: Out Ed
monston I'd. TO Emerson. It: on
a Emerson and follow w. W. Lewis
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
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$500 DOWN

1OUU 0OWN
With payments like rent, buys this
4-bedroom Cape Cod, on M-acre
lot: Brandywine area; near schools;
80 min. to Capitol. OWNER, Fair
view 2-4221.
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ANDREws-B oLLING-sUITLAN
800 DIN.
New brick; 2 bedrms., full stairway,
2 attic roughed In for Q bedrms.
and bath. Walk to elem. and high
school and bus. Bsmt.- with garage:
reach: Out Central ave. to 65th pl..
left 2 blks. to Buchanan. left to
6401.- JOHN H. McALLISTER. Real
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ALEXANDRIA AREA. Very clean q
only $500 dn. and assume SS. $50
500. &SazkF1ifRSS e.. z S. -sa2s.
IL
ALEXANDRIA---vA approved, only
80 down. priced Just under S14. 900.
Very Handsome 3-hedrm. brick SEMI
Get near Braddock I'd. plus .2-rm..
concrete drive. screened porch. Best
buy in town. immaculate through
out. Act quickly. Phone Mrs. TIM
6-4956. Other Oh houses, S9, 500
up. COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
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2e1s oath AVE

rms. semidet. rambler, 8 bedrms
din. rm., LA baths. firepl.. all
elec' IS GApo11A m
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2116 HEATING ST.
Lovely 3-bedrm.. split-leyel rambler,
lge. liy. rn. with firepl.. full din.
rm... all-elec. kit, attached gar. full
bsmt. on lge. lot.
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N. ARL. BRICK COLONIAL, . Yrs.
old. 8 bedrns., din. rm.. garage.
finished bsmt.. lge., porch: very near
oS4 N. Quantics St. JE. 4-027S.
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.
NORTH BARNABY
lTEMrLE HILLS AREA)
50 SOLD, / LEFT
OPEN NAVY

n. FOEESIVILLE. 3404 Sind AVE.
AVAILABLE SEPT.
. OPEN UNTIL SOLD
3-bedrm., ashest0s-shingle rambler;
under $13, 600; assume lee.s CT 4es
loan; yrs, old, better than new:
utility rfi., pull-down stairs to attic.
bO5s. coz a CO. .In. S.hssa
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Union Warns pepco
10 Expect Demand
For Major Pay Rise

The Public Utilities Com
mission. now considering a re-
quested rate increase Of $5.7s5,-
600 from the Potomac Electric
Power Co., has been warned the
company faces demands for q
big payroll increase.
The Pepco Organizing Com
mittee Of the international
Brotherhood Of Electrical Work
ers, AFL. told the commission
it has an appeal pending with
the National Labor Relations
Board for an election which it
hopes will make it the repre-
sentative Of Pepco's $500 en-
ployes.
If the brotherhood wins,
Chairman William M. Lanham
Of the organizing committee
wrote the utilities commission,
THE low wage rate position Of
Pepco workers viii be subject to
immediate review. We will insist
that We be adequately compen-
sated."
The letter charged that Pepco
workers are nov represented by
a company union" and said,
"even If granted the full general
increase in wages currently re-
quested by the company union.
we would be left with an made
quate wage structure and with
inferior wage rates."
Robert w. Wilson, Pepco vice
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Jersey Democrats
Impound Ballots
BY The As.eeiaied Pres.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. a.
Democrats held impounding or
ders for IL New Jersey counties
today and pushed to seal voting
records in seven more in the
wake Of q close United States
Senate vote which gave appar-
eht unoficial victory to Repub-
lican Clifford P. Case.
Thorn Lord, Mercer County
Democratic chairman and spear
head of the party's legal actions
in the wake of Tuesdays elec-
tion, said of Mr.. Cases slender
3,308-vote margin:
According to our calculations,
it is considerably lower"
Mr.. Lord did not elaborate,
although the Democrats are con-
Quoting their own survey Of
bdAAOIA1AS OOUdAo LII bk1C 0C11dtC
race throughout the State. The
Democrats have not indicated
whether they will seek an Off
cial recount. The ballot boxes
and voting machines throughout
the State have been under guard
since Thursday. on orders of
Attorney General Grover c.
Richman. jr.
The impounding orders OBJ
tained by the Democrats were
put into motion yesterday, when
lawyers were dispatched
throughout the State. The party
sought the orders pending a re-
check of the unofficial voting
figures which apparently left
Charles r. Howell, Democratic
candidate, trailing.
Republicans already have OBJ
tanned court orders impounding
voting records in two of New
Jerseys 81 counties-Essex and
Hudson.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

things as a tiny radio that really
worked and other unusual arti-
cles. But there was no buying
yesterday. They also inspected
the spacious cafeteria and kitch-
ems.
During the Pentagon visit, the
Queen was greeted by Wing
Comdr. Norman Bayless, Of the
Royal Air Force, and his two
children. Saluting smartly, the
Commander stepped forward to
accept her proffered hand and
then presented his 13-year-old
daughter, Linda. and 8-year-old
son Robin.
"She Was Very Nice"
"She was very NICE" Linda
told reporters. "She just asked
for our names"
The Queen Mother and Mrs.
Eisenhower drove on to Arling-
ton Cemetery, stopping at the
equestrian statue beside the
grave of Field Marshal Sir John
Dill, chief of the British Military
here during World War
II. ...-s.
They also paused before the
Tomb of the Unknown Solder
before departing for "a drive
through Fort Myer, On the. post,
Mrs. Eisenhower pointed out to
Queen Mother where she and her
soldier husband once resided.
Then they, returned to the White
House. .sl. aY
Late ins the afternoon the
Queen and her suite transferred
from 1900 Pennsylvania avenue
to the British Embassy. Though
she said farewell to the Eisen-
howers, she will see them again
tomorrow evening at a State
dinner at the Embassy. The din
ner will follow a visit to the
Naval Academy and the Mary
land State House in Annapolis.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Gen. Crunduil Named
To Army Einunce Post

= Brig. Gen. Harry w. Crandall,
who has been treasurer of the
Military Academy at West Point
since August, 1858, has been ap-
pointed Armv Assistant Chief of
Finance.
Gen. Crandall, a native of An
napclis and a 1925 West Point
graduate. spent his early days
in the infantry. He transferred
to the Finance Corps in 1947
and has served in various posts
in this country, Puerto Rico and
Hawaii.
The general lives at 1929 Mar
tha Custis drive, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
By The Assoeiossd Press

MIAMI. Fla, Nov. 6.-Three-
year-old Nicky Dewitt, who was
considered medically dead" for
a short time Wednesday night
and who again stopped breath
ing yesterday morning, died to-
night in q hospital.
The youngster was bitten on
the lip by a dog owned by Willie
Pep, former featherweight box
ing champion. His father is
George Dewitt. a nightclub co.
median.
Nicky died from what doc
tors said was "anesthetic haz-
ard" a surgical rarity.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Boy, 3, Restored to Life
After Operation, Dies Again

His heart stopped beating dur
ing an operation to repair the
badly torn lip. and doctors had
to open his chest and massage
it back into action again.
Next day. doctors said, the boy
appeared to be coming along"
but yesterday morning he
stopped breathing, although a
slight heart action remained.
He was rushed to another hos
pital and placed in an iron lung
which doctors hoped would keep
him alive until he commenced
breathing for himself again. !"
Willie Pep visited the hospital
during his illness.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
War College 10 Receive
Teddy Roosevelt Picture

A portrait of the late Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt will be
formally presented to the Ma
tional War College by Oscar
Strauss II, president of the
Theodore Roosevelt Association,
at a ceremony at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow. IA tH
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
daughter of the late President,
will unveil the portrait which is
q copy by Adrian Lamb Of the
famous De Lazzio portrait in the
American Museum Of Natural
History in New York.
1t. Gen. H. A. Craig, college
commandant, is scheduled to ac-
cept the portrait.
President Roosevelt laid the
cornerstone Of the Army War
College, now the National War
College, at Fort Lesley j. McNair
in 1903. The presentation marks
the 50th anniversary of his elec-
ton to the Presidency in 1904.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Queen Exchanges
Gifts at End of Visit
With Eisenhowers
-AP Photo.

The Queen Mother of
England yesterday ex-
changed gifts with Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower
as she ended her stay at the
White House and moved to
the British Embassy.
The Eisenhowers pre-
sented their guests with a
piece Of Steuben glass, a
favorite gift of theirs.
The Queen respond e d
with a signed photograph of
herself in a silver frame,
and an ornamental silver
box, both marked with the
Queens crown and cipher.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Four D. c. Men Win
Harvard Law Grants

Four District residents cur
rently attending the Harvard
Law School have been awarded
scholarships there.
They are Mitchell Blankstein
Of 1888 Kalmia road NV. Ed
ward j. Coughlin, jr., Of 1912 K
street NV, Donald r. Dulong
Of 1920 Fifteenth street NV.
and Helmut j. Frederick Furth
of TIC Van Buren street NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
u. n. Atom Measure
Checked 10 Be Sure
Red China Is Out
by The Asseeiossd Press


UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Nov.
GA seven nation draft resolu-
ton for an atoms-for- peace
agency was reinstated tonight. q
United States delegation Spokes-
man announced, after 1t had
been withdrawn temporarily for
a check as to whether it would.
open the door for Red China to
attend a scientific congress.
The resolution, sponsored by
the United States. and six other
nations, was made public as a
note to correspondents tonight.
A key paragraph proposed that
all members Of the United Ma
tions or Of the specialized agen-
cies" be invited to attend q
U. N. scientific conference on
President EiSenhower's atoms
for-peace plan to be held not
later than August, 1855.
U. S. Steps In.
Documents were being pre-
pared to circulate the resolution
to the 60 members Of the U. N.
assembly's main Political Com
mittee when the United States
suddenly stepped in.
A United States spokesman
said "the text is being with
drawn in order to correct an
error due to inadvertence."
This was after newsmen had
raised the question whether Red
China was a member of the Uni
versal Postal Union, the largest
of the U. MS dozen specialized
agencies. and therefore, by the
language of the draft, eligible
for an invitation.
Draft to Be Circulated.
Later the United States dele
cation spokesman said the check
had been made and that Red
China was not a member of the
Universal Postal Union. He en-
phasized that the United States
never had any intention of let
ting Red China participate.
He said the draft. as originally
drawn, was being circulated by
the U. N. to the, other members.
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., chief
United States delegate, launched
the Assembly debate on atoms
for-peace here yesterday with an
explanation Of how the United
States and its allies proposed to
set up an international atomic
agency. ASS
Up until September the Rus
slams refused to join the United
States in such an agency unless
atomic weapon bans were agreed
on first. But as the Assembly
opened the Soviet Union agreed
to new talks and President Eisen-
hover on Wednesday said he has
entered new negotiations with
the Russians.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Touring Club Plans Fete

The Washington Education
Touring Club will hold their 10Th
annual reception celebrating
educational touring at 7:15 pm.
Saturday at the Graduate Dining
Hall of the Catholic University,
Fourth street and Michigan ave-
nue. NE. ..-.... t...,.- .
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Labor Aides Join TV Unit

Glenn E. Watts, president of
the District Industrial Union
Council of the CIO, and j. c.
Turner. business manager of the
International Union of Operat-
ing Engineers, AFL, Local II,
have been appointed public
members of the board of trus-
tees Of the Greater Washington
Educational Television Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

president. said the company's
workers are now represented by
the Electric Utility Employees
Union. independent, and denied
it is a company union"
Evening star., 1954-11-07

GOLDEN WEDDING - Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pearson Of
2015 North Fairfax drive, Ar
lington, Va, recently cele-
brated their 5Oth wedding
anniversary ut their home.
The couple, who have lived In
Arlington most Of their lives,
have s children, Is grand
children and . great-grand-
children. Mr.. Pearson II
retired from the asbestos
business.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to the doc
tors and nurses Of the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital for their wonder
full care and TO the pallbearers and
the neighbOrs, relatives and
friends, also Rev. Olin Shockley
for the kind words, deeds, cards
and flowers sent us during the loss
Of my husband and our father,
Charles fl. Sammons. Mrs. Carrie
M. SammOns and Sons, Ellendale.
12-1O-lt
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

FOR SALE-Three bedroom home,
large lot, garage, pony stable, best To-
cation, excellent buy, owner trans
ferred. Eight room home, ideal for
two apartments, hot water rediatOr
heat. Six room home, bath, lovely
shade trees, situated on lake front,
AZ acres land. Three bedroom home,
piped oil heat, new floors, reasonably
priced. Small down payment, chicken
farm, new brOoder house, 5000 capac-
ity, all equipment included, seven
acres of land, five room house with
bath, near Pennington, owner will
sacrifice, being transferred. Home in
country with y acre of land, ideal for
retirement, four rooms, bath, large
cabineted kitchen, utility room with
only $3,8OO.OO. Large colonial home,
surrounded by beautiful shaded lawn
and hedge, spacious rooms, in the
country near to town. Five room
bungalow, on large lot, with chicken
house for S3,5O0. Beach cottage at
BrOadkill Beach. Brick bungalow, five
rooms, three acres of land, four rooms,
full basement, heat, large lot, Vet
no down payment monthly payments
S51., including taxes and insurance.
Haven Lake section of Milford, new
ranch, six rooms, tile bath, full base
ment, $12,750, Vet no down payment.
28 acre farm near Milford, bungalow,
rooms, heat, bath. Seven room home,
oil heat, fireplace, automatic hot wa
ter, large lot, priced reasonable. Five
room bungalow on large lot, partially
finished, can be bought very reason
able. Four room bungalow on large lot
in Milford, piped heat, full basement,
automatic hot water Bungalow, five
rooms and bath, heat automatic h. W.
Bungalow, three bedrooms, sun porch,
breakfast nook, large lot, in country.
Six room home, three bedrooms. in
Milford. Five room home, bungalow,
very reasonable. New bungalow, large
lot, Dashboard heat, fun basement, best
location. Four room bungalow, eXpan-
sion attic in Milford. six room home,
has everything. fireplace, oil heat and
hot water Shade trees, in Milford.
-Four room home in country, with five
acres of land. Fifteen and half acre
farm, five room house, outbuildings,
reasonable. Large colonial home, on
1 2 acres of land, fully modern, G. p.
OIL heater with summer hookup full
basement, beautiful grounds Five
room home in Houston, very reason
able. Eight room home in country.
good buy. Country home, 5l5 acres of
land, frontage on lake, ideal for re-
tirement Harvey g. Marvel, Insur-
ance and Real Estate Phone 446G.
Evenings call 4466 or 1928.
S79-12-3-tf
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my many friends
and neighbors for the lovely flow-
ers, cards, personal and phone calls
during the loss of my mother. Mrs.
James R. Carroll, Greenwood, Del.
12-10-1t
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

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blinds sparkling clean. Also repaint-
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