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Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
BLlND-DEAF BUILDER

DRAYTON PLAINS, Mich.-lP)
Morris A. Strong, totally deaf
since he was u and blind for the
last is years is building his own
eight-rOOm home. His wife is his
only helper Strong has done all
the electric wiring and plumbing.
He did most Of the excavating and
most Of the roofing.
He drives nails, works easily
with a shovel and Wheelbarrow
and, according to Mrs. StrOng.
was all over the framework of the
house before there was much to
walk on.
Besides carpentry Strong makes
parts on a metal work
lathe and drill press. He weaves
rugs, works on the engine of the
family car and writes letters to
other blind persons all over the
world, either on a conventional or
Braile typewriter. He also writes
for ''The Skylark, a magazine for
persons who are blind and deaf.
Another project has been a train
ing course in massage reducing
methods. This, he hopes, will some
day lead to full time job.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
PRACTICAL SUPERSTITION

PHILADELPHIA - up - That
old superstition about not going
under a ladder might have some
practical applications. Ask Henry
Jackson or Jesse Culver.
jackson fell two stories while
painting a house. Culver, his en-
ployer, standing on the ground.
was struck by Jackson and the
ladder.
Culver told police two girls on
bicycle rode under the ladder
jackson was using and Jared it
loose. Both men were treated at a
hospital for minor injuries.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
EAsY MOVE

LINCOLN, Neb. - up - Here's
one way to leave town"
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold J. Volkmer
petitioned to have their residence.
located at the edge of the village
OF Waverly, Neb., de-annexed from
the village. They cOntended the
property was an isolated extern
sion" Of the city limits and that
they were paying village taxes
without deriving village benefits.
The Waverly Board Of Trustees
and Lancaster District Judge Har-
ry r. Ankeny approved.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
NeLU Line Up Of
The Legislature
CONTINUED rom nrat naran

Continued from nrst paFel
5. Calvin R. Mccullough CD,
Holloway Terrace.
6. "JOhn R. Butler CD. Middle
town.
z. Clifford Pryor CD, Blackbird.
Kent County
/. William B. Behen CD. Dover
2. %Charles G. Moore (D), Hart
ly.
8. s W. Harrison Cd, Wyoming.
a. *Jehu F. Camper Cd, Har-
ringtOn.
5. William c. Paradee ICD), Do
yer.
Sussex County
l. walter ]. Hoey (D), Milford.
Seaford. W.
8. tcurtis W. steen Cd. Days
bOro.
ford. : -
5. +Thomas L.~Johnson (R), Re-
hobOth Beach.
"-HoldOver senator's; elected
1852.
T-Served in House last term.
I-Reelected to Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Wilmington
District
l. @Paul F. Livingston Cd, 511
Pine Street.
2. William J. Thornton CD. "a
West Thirtieth Street.
3. Harry G.. Lawson RI, l4O6
RivervieW Avenue.
4. 7Paul E. shockley CD, 781
West Fourth Street.
5. John J. Brogan CD), 1118
Pleasant Street.
Rural New Castle County
6. Robert r. Wood (R), Carr
croft.
Z. Benjamin F. sartin, Jr., (D),
Newport.
shalltOn.
8. Henry H. Wolf (R), Newark.
10. "James r. Quigley Cd, Hares
Corner, New Castle.
H. b. Walter Johnson Cd, Glas-
goW-Summit Bridge Road.
H. william E. Lester (R), st.
Georges.
lS. Earl Deputy (D), Middletown.
Il. Edgar Alexander CD, Town
IS. "Thomas C. Rowan CD,
Townsend.
Kent Comfy
l. Ernest MattifOrd Cd, Smvrna.
2. Daniel ]. Queen, Jr. CD, Do
yer.
3. H. Clifford Clark Cd. Ken
4. Nelson Massey CD. Dover.
5. Irving N. Carton CD), Dover.
.. Peter Nechay CD, Willow
Z. Roland H. Wilkinson CD.
Camden. ~
s. @charles W. BOstick. CD, Eel
90. 'Leon H. Donovan CD. Har-
rington.
10. Harry Mayhew. CD, Milford.
Sussex County
ford. ''' WI
q Earl M. Keel Cd. Greenwood
Norman A. Eskridge (D),
4. Ebe T. Layton Cd. Laurel
.. James L. Hastings CD. Lau-
6. Joseph Earl Pepper D).
Georgetown. ~
z Ttlghman S. Johnson (R),
ROxana. ~
.. Joseph B. Walls Cd, Lewes
8. Mrs. James M. TunneII Gr
(D), Georgetown.
TO. Raymond M. Lank (R). Milton
over James w. Smith in the canvass
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
FREsH TAsTE

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - up
School attendance this year is
leaving a fresh, clean taste in the
mouths of 1900 children, They
are taking part in Operation
MOuthWash" a daily test of the
effectiveness Of several CONNER
cial gargling solutions. The u. S.
Public Health Service thought Of
the idea.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
OFFICIAL WITNESSES

DETROIT II (R - 1t cost Ches-
ter P. MalinOwski of Detroit a SIS
traffic ticket to get some evidence
for his pending divorce suit. Police
said he deliberately ran his car
into another vehicle when he saw
his wife in it riding with a strange
man. MalinoWski said he wanted
Official police witnesses that his
wife was going around with other
men,
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
FAMILY RETREAT

APPOMATTOX, Va. - lR - T.
w. Moses began his family retreat
from ApPomattOx. He entered a
Lynchburg hospital for an opera
tion. Early next day his wife went
to the hospital for checkup and
treatment. State Senator Charles
7. Moses, their son, followed them
a few days later-a pneumonia pa
tient.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
HORSE BURGLARS

SAN DIEGO, Calf. lP -
Horse thieves? No, Senior Sheriff.
said 3. A. Rameriz, thieving horses.
Rameriz. who operates a hog
ranch near the Mexican border
just south Of here, said the two
horses kept coming to his place
and stealing hay.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
SMOKE EATERS

BISBEE, Ariz. - (P) - Smoke
came from Carl Erickson's home.
Carl called his brother, Fire Chief
George Erickson. George and the
hremen rushed to the house. Cause
OF the fire? An Overdone pot roast
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05

About $4,000 U. S. children 5 to
"A years old die each year.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
Crooked Deteotlvso

In San Antonio. when city detec.
yves voted for officers Of the police
association, the count showed SO
more ballots than detectives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-27

Carlton has put a glass shelf
across the middle Of the window
to hold a few plants, with the
effect that foliage is brought
right into the house. .
THAT frame?" Mr.. Carlton
repeats to your question. "Oh.,
that's just an old picture frame.
It's nailed right over the old
window frame. Turned out real
pretty painted white. didn't itp"
= -
The same sense of good design
and proportion that has guided
him to real finds i'm CASTOR
articles also has kept him from
OVERRIDING novelty in his house.
Everything must serve a purpose
in his book. And like any man
with a good appetite. he is
proudeSt Of the work he did in
rejuvenating the kitchen.
Nov that kitchen range" he
says, was one OF my best buys.
Some people were moving and
wanted to sell it. Perfectly mod
ern, you'll notice. and a famous
name stove. 1t would cost more
than $500 new. I got it for $25.
1T just needed a good clean
ing and a few new parts. BY the
time I had it refltted and hooked
up my total cost came to only
$45."
That's the way Mr.. Carlton
shopped around for good bar
gains.
Store Away GalOshes.
Two of Mr.. Cartons niftiest
contrivances are in the break
fast room. One is a round break
fast table, made of the heavy
rack that once held a punching
bag. He sanded it's matched
hardwood surface thoroughly,
then finished it with Fabulon.
his pet substitute for varnish,
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ROCK CREEK FOREST
2606 t-West Hwy.

Excellent loeotion for doctor or fomiiy
with sehool-oss children. Fine 3.bed-
room. 2-both. red brick rambler, close
70 schools, shopping and irons porto-
tion. 40 financing, $22, 500.
Directions: Out Connecticut Are.
RIGHT to East West Hwy, dppTori-
matelv I mile to Grub Rd. and
zoos.
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'Horsetroding' Helps ModernizeHouse

It takes "horsetrading," says
John A. Carlton, handyman
extraordinary. If you want to
modernize a house yourself and
do 1t without spending a lot of
money.
To Mr.. Carlton, ''horsetrad-
ing" means shopping around,
making friends, watching for
bargains and using his head
when it comes to making new
uses of old articles-just an
agreeable eaSy-going Southern
definition without any sharper
connotations.
Here are some ways he has
made his brand Of horsetrading
pay off.
"See this lamp post in my
front yard?" he asks with a
tinge of pride as you approach
his house. THAT cost me no
more than SIP complete. I put
it up myself.
II found the post, with q
hollow core, in a used lumber
yard. The lantern had been dis
carded in a junk yard. The
crossbar that holds the address
sign is a piece of broomstick.
decorated with a couple of old
knots. A little wiring and paint
and that is all there is to it.
"You just have to watch for
articles of good basic design. A
lantern may be rusty, so most
people won't give it a second
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OPEN
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, Is
HAWTHORNE BETHESDA
HAWTHORNE
500 GreenvoIe St,

Spacious 3-bsdroen. 2-bofh home
with wide entronee hall. unvsvol den
with fireplace, VI both, large living
and dining room with picture windows
overlooking beautifully Iondseopsd
rear yard. Ponelsd rec. rm. with fire.
Place. 2-eor sorage. $3s. 800.
Directions: out Connecticut Are,
to Circle, right on Western Ace.
to Greenrdle, right to open" sign.
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FROZEN LACE - Around
this front door is white
painted ironwOrk from a soft
drink sign.
look. But you can clean up a
rusty lantern, paint it to keep it
from rusting again. and If it is
of good design to begin with,
you have a nice looking fixture. :"
Decorative Door.
Ideas like that have been
among Mr.. Cartoons secrets in
reuovating' and undermining his
entire eight-roop house. The
results reward him for his eff
forts and ingenuity.
How do you like that deco
ration around the front door?"
he asks. THAT white iron work
came from old soft-drink signs.
The signs were worthless. but
the decorative iron work was
perfectly good. Just needed a
good cleaning and some white
paint. Notice how nicely it con-
trasts against the gray siding
of the house. Something like a
modern version Of the frozen
lace of the Deep South"
When you step into the spa
cious Carlton living room and
look around, one of the original
features of the old house that
strikes your eye is its broad
open stairway. This stairway is
more than feet wide. with a
Colonial-style white bannister
surmounted by a dark mahog-
any hand rail.
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BETHESDA
55l9 Roosevelt St.

LoFse-fanily white brick with z bed
rooms and both on first floor, 4 bed.
rooms and both on second floor,
poneled rec. RIM. with Jorge stone
fireplace. Beautiful lot with 2-eor
detoehed soroee. S27, 500, excellent
financing.
Directions: Out Old Georgetown
Rd. to Roosevelt ST., left to 5jI9.
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HOMEMADE LAMP POST
That crOssbar is just a piece
Of brOOmstick.
and 1t has sheen like a newly
completed bowling alley.
And at the back door, where
the children enter in all kinds
of weather, they can and do stop
at the door. sit down on yell
low-upholstered leatheret t e
bench, open a little trap door
in the end of the bench and
store away their rubbers and
galoSheS.
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An Unusual Window.

There Is an unusual window
above the first landing. This
window has a heavily carved
white frame. 1t really frames a
picture. too. because the window
looks out into the treetops. Mr..
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BETHESDA
95o3 EdseIy Avenue

Romblsr, 50 feet long. with form Of
mosphere. white plank fencing, beau
tifvI 110x110-ff. lot with picnic grove.
Poneled wells. 3 good-size bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace.
Screened porch, detached eaross.
$l8, 500.
Directions: Out Old Georgetown Rd.
to Beech Ape., right 1 block to
Edoelv, lett to 950S.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STUNT APT. HOUSE---Rent. $40 mo-
II rooms converted into g apis,
nicely furnished, good income. Owner
in i'll health Must sell. Best cash
ooffer; ,S-yearo5l6eosse with option; Oil
REAL E1aI' ESTATE FIRM wants several
investors, men or women. to pur-
ing capital. Box 1910. Star. go
FISH AND POULTRY STORE. all
mod. equipment: must sell at sacri-
r g. i phSSe TV CASH a74 MhvEsrMffSSr.
will give security and guar. an in
come of S., $50 per year. For further
details. write Box 437-C, Star. 10
MEAT AND GROCERY STORE. also
7-room home; fine fixtures; owner
nee. Call LOUIS MILLER. UN.
fI1S$ Hyss; Nh Vase eomple s
GS5S s'p5 s'l ssi'9 sl1 No. AJ t.
GRoCERY STORE. stock and fx-
lures for sale. lease of store pos
Observation-Disclosures. establ.
in N. Arlington: S35, 900. incl. "a
saeSre.i bldg Sne, and all eauip%ent.
NEAR NORBECK - Store with beer
license. Has splendid business, .
acres land. Priced low. Box 366,
F fo'ShEsEs0 4ND nj Glrr sHop-DoHn-
town area, near Government Bldgs. :;
same location Is yrs; no reasonable
offer refused. Box SD, Star. "a
RESTAURANT. beer license: net.
$4,000: 1853 business showing
same; low rent payroll SIS. 900
ROBERT METCALFE, 1886 18th st..
NV. Phone MA. s-4550. 21s
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA AREA-Beautifully fur
nished 2-bedrm. home; full bsmt
S135 available now. OIL, 2-6649:
ewes. OIL. 6-S124. ALLIED REALTY
ARI.GNr. Shirley hwy. and Glebe
rd. close to bus and shopping: at
trac. furn. 5-rms.,. semidet. home
with bsmt. Fenced I'd. trees. Avail.
immed. JE. 1886. Inspect by appt.
CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful home. g
rms; 8 baths. 2 sSsd. s s1s: d SSpo|
and sTeSNt se5e' en MRS. S clyde G. DUN
NiNGToN, Oh. 2-2635, EN-. 2-s3s3.
ARLINGTON, n. ssth ST. ideal
residential area bedrms.. brick.
automatic gas heat; completely
furnished including radio. TV. wash
ing machine and disposal: stairway
to large storage attic, full bsmt.
"a. z,444S. ia. 7-4333. 22
rm. brick bunea, studio liv. din. rm,,
f1repl., scr porch. close-in, conv. to-
schools, bus. stores. Pentagon, Navy;
now avail. $125. ia. 2-3443. -22
GLOVER PARK--6-room house; gas
heat; cow. to shopping center; on
busline: owner will show weekdays,
t9 2 pm; 292S 37th ST.. NV. -21
SILVER SPRING -. Woodside Park
area. Completely furnished 3-bed.
RI brk. Colonial. Full bsnt. and
s !9fftlSR CO $50 ~ per Sc; MODERN
SILVER SPRING-Lee. 5-rm. home
sleepinE porch; exec. como: children
accepted; S116. JU. 5000. -19
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0IO4. UNION STOR.
AGE CO. INC Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
45lO 18th st. NV Call To. 2-1l50
after p.m
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr. i,
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long-short bookings; ms. Ii. 6-3364
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. ia. 9-2937, ewes. RIA. 3-l416.
10"
LIGHT DELIVERIES, local. 1-ton
truck; any item, any time OF day
or night. JU. 7-9053. ia. 7-6035
ACTION MOvERS-We move by Job
or So per hr. Call any time. day
WE MOVE ANYTHiNG, anywhere.
any time; reas. rates; free esti-
mates. RE. 6-6954. 10. S-75S2. ewes.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER. wife and baby. de-
sire =" or 2 bedrm. turn. house.
fenced yard pref N. Arlington.
close to transp.; to $50. ia.
4-0l34 70
BETHESDA. CHEVY CHASE and VI
many prospects desiring good rental
properties. Call OIL. 2-664a: ewes.
OIL. 6-S124. ALLIED REALTY
CORP
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
hans,.y ne par shae Silver or sp n4eS .n ~
Bethesda For complete rental serv-
ice, phone US today. PERRY HAY
BY TWO ADULTS. ON long lease.
new or mod. e-family apt. or small
home NV, April J.. EN-. 3-al 81.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

home; one girl TO share with 3
other girls; COW transp: moderate
rent. After 6. tn. "-6"ai %
ladies or vorkine lady; will keep
children 70 5-ifnt -1a
WOODRIDGE-5 rms. and den, 4
girls to share with widow. refs.
everything furn.. $40 each. NO.
1-SOn3. -
SHARE NICE HOME with working
lady or two; we take care OF chill
dren LO 5-460l.
WIDOW will share comft. home in
We with business cple. or business
girl: refs: reas.; all conv.. y blk.
transp. JE. 3-2491. 81
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES ,csns. ,

M0TEL-Exceptional opportunity to
highwaN about 90 miles from wash
IL p s.ab Illness ssr forces S;sh sale ss
Hs Under home Sns ro saa Priced e less
than three times estimated income
Of $4,000 annually. Please call
INEZ CUsHARD. Realtor, EN-.
Fo ltg $1,000: q OL Casa asSse inNivEsrMfESsr,
income Of S2.25O per year. For
further details write Box 437-C,
DEIiCATEssEN AND GROCERY; good
sandwich business good location;
has other interests. CO. 5-6Ss4 or
r III lofv Station AND GROCERY.
s-room house with all modern facil-
tiles; for sale or rent: 10 miles from
FrTe1d MT, Md. Write GRA.YYsoN
p DhH1SE Monument at ! slsosS' Mo; or
RESTAURANT; night club. 500;seat
capacity; within 20 miles of p, c.
r e 5 TAI RANT. beer; modernly
equipped; rent, $100; good lease;
f 19'5 n RoBE e. s 9ETcALFE' az 1885
SERVICE STATioN, In heart Of COM
mercial area on Rhode Island ave.
ne; lge.. full drivewayS; excel. loo.
for wide-awake businessman; a good
lease; mod. rental; no good will to
buy. Box 319-E. Star. -21
SERVICE STATION LEASE: an excel.
loo. in .Takoma Park. D. c.. on
This is a wonderful opportunity for
q Businessman: small investment for
stock and equipment; no good will
Box Bile, Star. 81
SERVICE STATION, located in Vir-
ginia on busy No. / highway. just
south of Mt. Vernon High. School;
extra-lee. driveway; excel. facilities;
mod throughout; good lease at
very moderate rent Moderate in
yestment for stock ana equipment.
For fun particulars. Box 320-E, Star.
SERVICE sTATIONs-Major oil com
pany offers leadership Of ebay sta
tions: loacted on busy thorouEhfare
in Hyattsville. Md. Selling expert
ence plus q mod. investment. No
good will. Box 2s9-E. Star. IL
SUPER SERVICE STATION-A beaut.
4-bay service station avail. March
/; located on busy Wisconsin ave:
mod. investment will give excel re-
surnS; For full info.' write Box
LEASE FOR SALE. downtown store
with basement; good location near
l4th and G sts.; reasonable rent.
L sfSf r. sfo sier sell license al' or
business. on Main St, Upper MARI
boro Md. Phone Market 1852. .I'
MEMS CLOTHING STORE. equipped,
aforementioned new buildins; excel
lent Arlington location. For details
call Mi. Green. H. L. RUST CO..
A CAPABLE SALESMAN wanted to
invest about $4,000 and services
in old established company in re-
turn for substantial interest in COM
pany and position as sales man.
ager at $4,000 annually plus ex-
penses. Investor will handle and
disburse al money as treasurer OF
company. Thorough Investigation in
vited. Box SD. Star. 21"
GROCERY STORE--Due to age and
health have to sell out; all modern
equipment included in the rent:
$4,000 stock: 81 900 required TO
show good faith; 3 months rent. u
price: main store. 1000 so. IT..
storage room, 900 50. IT.; must be
Eeen TO be appreciated. Redwood
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RIGGS PARK
S13 $50


Semidet. brick. only year old. com.
pletely redecorated., Consists. Of liv.-
din rm., modern kitchen. lst-floor
powder rm., 3 bedrms. and modern
tiled bath; full basement. gas &C.
heat. Down payment may be as low
as 81 900: 500 per month Call
LEWIS BROWN. RE. 1885; ewes,
EN-. 3-9Jjl. III
1919 ALLISON ST. NE.
icmidet.. 3 large bedrms.. ia baths,
Iiv rm.. fireplace. din. rm. den,
daylight bsmt.. g.h.w.; substantial
cash. LA. 6-3a40. FL
yOLORED-BUNGALOW % rms.
rec rm. oil h.-w.h. porches. Lear
garage lge. lot; new-house cond.
DON BLAIR, RIA. $4,000 or RIA; 8.
-oLORED-S15O DOwN-seven-rn.
semidet. brick; Colonial front porch.
full osmt;; h.-w.h.; 4 bedrms. Owner
PHRIES, sos N. Capitol. MA. Sc
5000; ewes. LU: 1-4611. 20
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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APARTMENTS WANTED

COlORED-UNFURN bedrm., to
incl. Kit. with dr.; must be LIST class
setting Pref. in small unit apt, in
upper NV. or Brookland. Ii. 1851.
Sat. Oil am
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
rooms. = baths. basement. lavatory.
finished recreation room. storage
attic. garage. new kitchen. equip
ment. including dishwasher; attic
ian, storm windows, awnings. stair
and, hall CARPET. automatic washer;
price $4,000. For appointment to
inSpeCi, phone OWNER. EN-. FL 1',S.
Mass. ave- rooms.
: baths; > additional rooms in, base
Price under $4,000. Can be seen
by appointment WIN. T. BALLARD.
1919 Eye ST. NV. MA. S-"2G5 90
BERkELEY-WESLEY HTS. AREA
Immaculate Diet. brk. 2-storv Co.
lonial OF finest quality: q rms. :
me ''i level lot; Dix. to pG transp.s, shop
ping. Lady OF Victory; will con-
slider $4,000 down: balance in one
trust; S26.950. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-14ll; ewes. EN-.
near National Health
Institutes and Bradley Schools brick
Colonial four bedrooms. one on frst
floor. two baths. aluminium screens
and storm windows. wall-to-wall
carpeting In dining room and liv-
ing room; .fine neiShborhood; SIS
CHEvY CHASE. D. C.-white brick
semidet home with a lot OF charm
Has lge. liv. ..rm.. mirrored stone
firepl, huge din, rm,, modern kit
with breakfast nook; 3 good-sized
bedrms and . bes..s; lge.. paneleo
sssT s Fm Join A fioq mf1Ls sTs JR 0 SA
s-.557 or EN-, 3-34s. 81
CHEVY CHASE-Brick Colonial cen.
ter-hall home with 3 bedrms. and
. baths; Exceptional auality
today for, this price. $26.950. All
piaee S's buiit-in Sfs garage t4o rec RIM.
" heat. Call Mrs. Dawson: WO
WAPLE CO RE1h7ToR. 1874 i4th
FoStREns ;T'' h hP 4sGosll brick
and-stone. Colonial. deep reception
hall; 1st-f. den. and powder rm.; 4
twin-size bedrms., excellent closets
. baths on end. A.; bedrm.. study
storage rm.. bath on 3rd A.; Gear
garage; spacious garden; convenient
msgniticent py0ps5tiss. Cell III g g
GALLATIN ST, NEAR 18th - Fine
big semidet. brick: beautifully rem
ovated; bedrms.. IA baths on
2nd f.; gas h.-w.h.; VACANT. Priced
for quick sale. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-1411: ewes. RIA. 6-5024. -21
- Owner sacrificing
newly decorated house; 3 bedrms.. 9
liv. rms. den, din. rm.. kit, lovely
garden and swimming pool. $4,000
cash absolutely required. AID; A.
GEORRGETowN - s-bedrm. brick;
good garden: spacious ;, lst floor
iurn;: beautifully remodeled with y
as plumbing; wiring. To Inspect Inspect
or WO. 6-535l. SANDOZ, INC.
GLOVER PARK-6-rm. row brick
home conv. to everything; 3 bedrms.
. screened porches. Price. S15.950
JOHN H. MILLER Jr.. MA. $3.50
MT. PLEASANT - A beautiful g.
bedrm.. 21a-bath town hse. In lmmac
cond.; Q few doors from 10th st.
$4,000 cash. SIPS mo. may handle
Call for appt to see: Mr.. LAWRENCE
RIA 6-1063, JU. 5-7100. CHEST Err
H. KELLER. Realtor. --19
N. CAPITOL AND LONGFELLOW-
Cape Cod bungalow; det.. Z rms.
gas h.-w.h. fJll bsmt.. nice lot
Schools, shoppine and transp. DON
BLAIR. RIA. $4,000 or RIA. 3-4l92
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