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Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19
President Tubmon's visif To Georgia

We salute esteemed contemporary Carl Murphy publisher Of
AFRO AMERICAN Baltimore and others
informing President Tbman Liberia the feelings OF
Negroes regarding his Georgia II the native
emgratcd there Liberia
Herman
Tmadg would affront Negro this
try.
According Drew Pearson President Tubman will TO
Atlanta University but not the
Tamadge Of Talmadges invitation
President Tubman polite be "A snub
book and should be Tamadge probably
would he enterpsing
Negro citizens who felt that invitation extended the
head another nation visit should be through Its Chief
Executive The motive therefore but the act stupid
otherSise interesting distressing. to
president republic
u
extended all OF the To which the head
entitled We that hc would that
precptang
this country almost mandatory that President
Tubman should not accept Tamadges invitation.
nation probably debt gratitude
advising President Tbman not TalmageA Invitation 10
the Negroes thankful
Chief Executive for accepting All well that ends well Car
oina durham, N. o. TIMES
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19

Certainly ought TO look like it
The Journal Messenger tManassas ya)
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19
Criminals, Ncrvy and Brainy

young esap-
youth landed behind
that friend actually tho jailed credit
he called his
lot o people too quick wrongioes credit for what
they call We've heard the brains
Jailed individual supposed to have
afou of the law with them had the
and which including thought they
Actually. books they dummies"
doesn't take into trouble People who out Ia
make living be said bratns BE-
usually intelligence lawahtd
ing. obey the law and of trouble
What trying istt doesn't take brains"
to to Jail rather takes portion
The attributes which friend thought
intelligence in the youth who awbrrskcr actually the
Of
Mccarthy
embrogro the e7 u
frightened TO death Of Senator Mccarthy
The Senate at Senator Watkins whom named
the Mccarthy supper;
vilhnCstion " him committee
of the Brotherhood Sleeping roers honor with
hts presence last week Phil always glad
tertain man
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19

Every a penalty license plates
late why before the
1855 license plates
shouldn't have to late penalty That law Is coceyed
think
Sonny sonnesyn Hennepn
edition In long interesting
spared words individuals in viewing the COP shabes
Of the day after election.
Interesting McInoshs County
News of yerne Bjornson
presidential timber for the Demo
personally doesn't along with what
he Humphreys Fabian socialism"
you may people Minnesota to like
Alan thinks pretty well Of the thinking of the
people of Minnesota
A lady why always seem to be
prised when somebody calls Mister Landsas we didn't think
when calls
Mister Entering this business the of 10 called by
and for that despite the heng
the widening still completely used to
being called Mr. Newman"
Hundreds O fellow famiay by
must Calling fellow his
especially II you've a time much down
acquaintance Mister" We Immediately the
happened long
subscriber putting handle
midst
public the polite
the handle concerned
Confdentiay had not be introduced Editor"
Newman The cumbersome editor title used like that of Doctor
side Just plain old Cecil Newman
Newman the editor, is good enough for us
Just got starting Thompsons Africa
Fathers Three chapters through the book
with Miss Thompson to the land Of Of fathers
Published Doubleday will make a Christmas
addition library purchased
departments
These stores regular advertisers this Cecil Newman
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19

Editor The present
Employment Practices contains
sanctions which
violation thereof the imposing penalties
sponsors Of they
favor bill with enforcement
procedures
adopted One advanced
having noas OF recommendations ordered by judge punished
opposite penal
violations OF orders a gross msdemor.
differences approaches Punish
for contempt
enable
entitled efficiently
branch Of The thrust punishment
sentialy
and the
a
/ novel probably untred
am Of the strong that the primary objective
drafting and respect
for the statute
a penal provision n
Of
to punish for contempt.
That right that power very
the consttutonay iegisavely
must focus attention obtaining those the
will insure respect and obedience the
have with that
for its enforcement the
contempt. violation OF
In that such
lance would Immediately SHIFT primary respect
for the law TO respect for the and implied
statute
Furthermore obque
requiring
cienry
of the society to declare be public policy society
interest to discriminate against because
creed religion national willing
Sincerely yours Howard
nett Minnesota state Conference NAACP legal redress committee
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19
R.S.X.P.

century English gardner
to American had asked England beautiful
organisation principal Of
York school
segregation has been resisted and how Indignation hA
working successfully with 20 the enrolment Negroes
This a noble gesture. and a doubt
hopeful deaisc of youth
when fact supplied becomes obvious that the idea falls
short reaching the problem
patch New Rochelle
far back remember to time would
the constituted than the student
Negroes Washington Milford Delaware
WELCOME tho public schools back
member And the problem these communities
jc but the concepts
what Is proper.
Nevertheless hope high accept
had been invited and would The could
contribute perspective perspective any
souon-Christan Science MONITOR
quite important keep II : o get
Mor fact Bird the handCar,hagc tMoD Evening
rREss
a place everybody everybody
else doing but they read the local
caught at 1.-THE Hancock CLARION n'a~rs'iic, N.Y.
who a good citizen is
Chester A. Franklin In the II. e.
should
go Just supplying
needs they utaly
nity-Brr,houd (Coo) BUiIETIN
been Of living Could
he much
BY put up pay long
Conrrctr twash.l HERALD
Certainly home $ Il o look like
The Journal Messenger Manassas Sal
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19
THE VENGEANCE or FARLEY
CSRtional Grap-yinr In the Chicago Defender

The hot travelling the political Washington
General the Farley carrying
with
said Jim whispered the Cardinal Spcimsn
The
been spcman
down the hid
the Eubenatoa been hcked
like q champ
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19
Free To Criticize"

Every in while public OfncehoIder
newspaper newspaper act
performed by the officer holder
That's why interested ruling recently
Illinois circuit Judge The against
the Chicago Tribune and said dismissing he suit.
The be public Everyone
employment from
his mentioned connection exposures
should only be permitted encouraged MonteVideo
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19

small place where everybody evcrybc
doing paper 10
caught at 1.-THE Hancock CLARION (IiawrsNiIe Ky1
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19
oNE POSITION ON srATf rfpc Law

Editor In answer to the papers statement ndca
attitude relative
powers FEPC legislation:
organization cooperation many
fought for the past nine for legislation
times the legislation favored had
quate enforcement provided
the active forefront In the fight for FEPc legislation
such legislation TO Job opportunities
minority who had denied
JUDGE hgotry and discrimination This will
be- primary We realize every group
there ecalcrans who
through persuasion For these provide
legal machinery with
which bring these individuals praccng democracy
their employment policies
result FEPC legislation
approach to the problem secondly to bring
suaon possible short Of imprisonment
make him the hight and finally provide regularly
suted court Of the individual
right
mete out such punishment
FEPC-Sineerey Hubert United
Rights, q,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19

The advertisers who make Is possible for the con
newspaper should also be the recipients of conserat
crs Their interests in business so beyond jus, n
everyday needs they vitality interested In the welt
munity ,--B-rthoud (ColoJ BULLETIN
Minneapolis spokesman., 1954-11-19
letters 20 Ohe Editor
SkMATOR MoXAk APPRECIATES yoT

Editor: want TO and thanks the
voters Of the 3sh Legislative District
for reelection
will be aim TO continue the placed
Sincerely senator O. Novak,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

WASHINGTON TAusavE M. nsPM
PAaz,ns.a. Alas.e. waa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
MEMS $3.50 SUITS

For three days only we offer suits from one of
the finest houses in America, SOCIETY
BRAND, exclusive with us in Washington, for
saving that will make you whistle as you
work. The set of the collar, the drape of the
coat the over IS details of fine hand tailoring
represent built-in quality; craftsmanship that
gives your SOCIETY BRAND suit shape today,
tomorrow, and in the seasons to. come.
SOCIETY BRAND suits are tailored to look
well after you've had willing day. after many
sessions with the cleaner.
Find the seasons latest patterns and weaves :.
worsteds, flannels, sharkskins splash weaves,
houndstooth and modified checks, window pane
and subdued plaids. muted shades and forth
right colors; marine and navy blues, browns,
tans, and greys, including charcoal. These are
spring into all-year weights and styles. You'll
find the Westcott model (truly suit made "for
young men and men who stay young'') the new
narrow lapel coat, the smart center vent mostly
single breasted with a limited number of double
breasted models Regular, short, long and stout
sizes Sc to 48 in the group
Be "ahead of the game :. it's like finding
money to find value like this so early in the
season. Make your wardrobe dollar do double
duty Be here tomorrow for best selections.
And remember, Monday the price returns to
$3.50. Don't delay!
Second Floor Washington Store Street Floor SLIDER Spring
and PARKington
Evening star., 1954-05-16

of these and billowing box
wood on the terraces to the
cemetery behind the house.
Front and rear entrances
are both notable, but not
identical. The ornate pilas-
ters at the main entrance
leave nothing to be desired,
and conceding that the mass
sive keyhole must cause heat
ing problems, you would not
want it changed.
The rear entrance is
crowned by what may be the
first evidence Of a brick arch
in America. Only Readbourne.
on the Eastern Shore, can
seriously challenge this.
Inside, the stairway, doors,
arches and hand-carved
woodwork all offer sound rea-
sons for serious architectural
study. Gunston Hall, in its
perfection, remains a superb
monument to the indentured
william Buckland. Perhaps
some of the charm of His
Lordship's Kindness lies in
the anonymity of its creator.
It's owners have been illus
trious. In addition to the Dar-
nails, Sewalls and danger
fields buried in its cemetery,
there is Philip Barton Key
and, curiously, a Senator from
Virginia. Recent owners have
included a Senator's widow, a
naval captain and an ambas-
Sador to France. For several
years it has been the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Royd r. Sayers,
formerly of Georgetown.
There probably haven't
been many wedding presents
to compare with it, the last
200 years. Maybe the tradi-
tionaliSts have a great deal on
their side.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
"A Wedding
James c. Wilionq. Jr.

James c. Wi4ong. Jr.
THE traditionalists will
i tell you that some so
years before American inde-
pendence a building project
Of some note was taking
shape on a rolling hillside not
far from the future Andrews
Air Force Base, Prince Georges
County, Md.
The gaping hole in the
ground and the vast piles of
handmade bricks all around
would take on a measure of
fame IN the years to come for
a number of reasons. Ger
tainly, its size was of interest
"a good $50 feet from end to
end. OF more historic sig
nificance, they will say, was
a claim Qater disputed, to be
sure) that this was to be the
first home in the New World
built under supervision Of an
architect. This was to be a
wedding gift, the story goes
on-a present from George,
the l4th Earl Of Shrewsbury,
to his niece and ward, Anne
Talbot, on her marriage to
young Henry Darnall. That
is how, they will tell you, it
was named, Ills LordShip's
Kindness"
Fact or fiction as to back
ground, here Is a home to in
still awe In the first-time
visitor.
Here is Georgian architec-
ture In It's purest form, with
finely balanced Palladian
windows front and rear. OF
five parts, consisting of the
two-story central portion and
one and one half story
wings connected by closed
arcades, there Is proper
ton here for the most ex-
acting.
The Catholic Darnalls, DAM
gerfields and Sewalls, who
lived here for so many gen.
erations, maintained the
Evening star., 1954-05-16

north wing as a private
chapel; in the early 1900s
later owners converted it to
library use. The opposite
wing-So far away-always
has been the kitchen.
How many homes Of such
size have identical ceiling
heights on both floors? Top
heavy, you say? Not here.
And where can you find
ivy roots as thick as a mans
forearm, and holly trees-a
dozen or more-a good IL.
inches across the stump? His
Lordship's Kindness has all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
HYATTSVTT,T,E

II = "A Z u 1x1K1G
CASTLE MANOR SFCTToN,
Immaculate brick Cape Cod; large
equipped kitchen. 3 bedrms., full
bsmt.. knotty-pine rec. rm., storm
windows, fenced yard; mr.. Lutheran
and all schools, transp.; easy CT
or FILA terms available. Price only
S14,95O.
BRICK RAMBLER
Liv. rm. full din. rm., large kitchen,
with Anchor fence; automatic wash
er; no down payment to CT; low
down payment to non-GI. Price
$4,000.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uN. 4-1166 WA. 7-665b
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II WaS01k1SGOI1,0 ~. ~.
t WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1864
HOUSES SALE-MD. lcont.)
TRANQUILITY FOR A DOCTOR
Unusual. English-style prewar GUS
tom home on IA acres Ia Wood
side Park with separats CABIN
4 ise. bedrms.. 2M baths. Ice. mod.
KIT. beautiful stone rec. nm. with
beamed ceiling. Unusual, yariegated,
s XsT%Sos sls ss5,o TSpf tone K sGs
SINGER d Co. cco u. s-l549.
CT ACKNOWLEDGED Colonial, fea-
turing liv. rm. with firepl., separate
din. rIn., table space in kit: 8 spa
cious bedrms.. End d.; rear porch,
1 aSl ssa pr EsE s7 ssoo0l wo s5S
Co, Hiss Georgia ave-, silver
Spring, Md. 10. 4-7200.
MODERN EXPANSIBLE, lovely home.
featuring liy. rm. with firepL, huge
all-electric kit, 2 bedrms. and bath;
End q. roughed-in for bath and 2
large bedrms.; full bsmt. Large GI
i iGa deorsis 1s ave-, SILVER Spring.
Md. LO. 4-720o It'll 600 pm.
BRICK RAMBLER, 3 ,bedrms.. tiled
bath, iiv.-din. rms comb, completely
equip. kit; alum. storm windows;
fenced rear yard; close to all schools
and PUBLIC transportation; Priced
ave- sii. spr.. Nd. 10. 4-720O tn
Gi: no CASH DOWN; s12.75o-s
bedrnns., bsmt.; corner location: re-
decorated; many extras; / blk. to
Highland Elementary schSol ~ i'm
Cn RE E-RRE0
NEAR 81; JOHNS, in Silver sprins-
home with large. fenced yard. a. j.
NEW kNsf ksaEEER G CPF NJ Mass Ss41 a1HE-
5 bedrooms and 4 baths for only
SAL 800; all-elec. kit. scr. porch. q
car garage. full basement. Truly a
ssmarsaSls val EsANk the sfanti5s
.DI. 7-14l1; ewes. EN-. 2-5O71.
8.BEDRM, BRICK RAMBLER with
Wheaton City. s1s.s5o. BEERS
N RKps AiiR ~ s1a91d RAMBLER f
5104 Marlyn dr.: open daily 5-s:
of Mass. ave, near Sumner--Wide
center receipt. hall, liv. rm., 13x24;
separate din. rm... 1s-ft.. all-elec.
kit. 8 bedrms.' 2 baths, full base.
sn ssSnoe n p9rf splendid
value at S35. $50. Out Mass. ave.
to Marlyn dr.. left to house. FRANK
g.: PHILLIPS, DI. Tall: eyes,.
s.BEDRM. BUNGALOW; best section
Silver Spring; mr.. schools; no down
payment to vet. RA. 3-5654. "a
6ETHESDA-Unusual home. CUSTOM
built for doctor in 1912 Of brick
and siding, painted white. House Is
set way back from street in setting
Of magniflcent shade trees, fruit
bearing trees, many roses, other
flowers, shrubs and level lawn; 81
lovely rooms, including twin sized
bedrooms, two screened porches, ga
rage, paneled recreation room with
fireplace, full bath in basement.
Property in excellent condition.
Much charming quality for less than
TOWN. Town 4 SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-s4oo
BETHESDA RAMBLER
1mmed. occupancy: S13,750 fun price.
No money down to CT: only $50 .6S
mo-, incl everything: FILA 25-yr.
loan to non-GI: only SS7.04 mo.
Three bedrms., full tile hsmt.; brick
and redwood: driveways: lovely new
community. Open Sat. and sun, 1
am. to 8 p.m.: weekdays, z pm. tol
$50 pm. Out Old Georgetown I'd l..
3 mi. to Lone Oak dr., right to 5607
PAUL PAU o !. s6RMAN. ST. serge
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
CAMP SPRINGS
RRICK RAMRT FTP

This sttrac. rambler has lge. Iiv. rm.
with firepl.,, picture window. sep.
fui bedrms,, tile bath. full ,bsmt..
118-ft. frontage. Plenty Of garden
space, good soil. Cow. to Huitland
Government bldgs. and Andrews
Field. Give US Q call. Price Is only
$16.250. Terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc.
10. S-77O0 Ewes, RE. 6-Gh4a
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TAKOMA PARK

Modern Diet. Colonial brick. only o few
years old. Six rooms. knotty pine
paneled rec. rm. Cow. to Langley
Shopping Center. Approx. $500 DIN.
Must be sold.
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-64OO
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BRICK RAMBLER
NARROW HEIGHTS

Veterans and Veterans
All-brick 3-bedrm., 1h-bath homes.
Immediate occupancy. Full bsmt.
plus taxes; FILA 80 yrs, $2.1OO
down. Model home, 2723 Heating
st. Directions: s. Capitol st. bridge
to Military hw.. to Branch ave. to
Colebrook dr., right to 26th st., left
to Heating ST.. Mr.. Meiellis, 10.
S-6674.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
MA. 8-644O 80
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING, $18, $50
POWDER I'M DEN

Colonial brick; side hall: Ist d..
liv, rm. w/hrepl.. sep. din. rm., kit.
w/table space, paneled den and
powder rm. End a.. 3 bedrms.. bath
and sun deck: ground-level bsmt. !:
rear porch. CALL NE. $4,000. OF
I'VE EGEs. o HR' s Z AM j T9 se7b Rh
Leo NJ. Bernstein &c Co.
1A1S K Sf N W ME- O EAnn
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bedrms.. bsmt,; fenced yard: nice
loo. near schools: CT 500 On.
mon CT, $4,000 dn) Shown by
appt. cox e. CO., Miss Murphy,
UN. 4-1526; eyes,, DE. 2-4211.
3 $4,000; CUTE PLACE; quick pos
seSsion--2-year-old. immaculate, q
bedroom cottage in this quiet,
suburban community; nice lot with
trees and completely fenced; large
liv.. rm., modern equipped kitchen
with table space. THOMAS =. HAL
LEY, REALTOR, Lanham. Md. AP.
cT6syI; PROPERTY with income come
2. attractive homes on large lot
blk. from busline: an opportunity
for you to pay for both with the
rent from 1: one house now rented
for $50 mo. Tenants will remain
If you desire.) For full particulars
and appt. to inspect, call Mrs.
Appenfelder with THOMAS F.~HAL-
LEY. Realtor, Lanham. Nd. AP.
ANDREWS, CENSUS. BOILING
Ash. shingle bungalow: bedrms., ex-
pan. upstairs, full bsmt., patio, lge.
frt. porch; Anchor fence; 8 yrs. old.
Mr.. Fowler, 10. 7-2204.
COX a. CO., 10. S-5S37
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COUNTs--And this rev
ton area oiiers true centsr-hail plan;
lge. liv. rm. with iirepl; formal
dining rm.: dream kit. with break
fast bar: 8 twin-sized bedrms.: Q
full baths; full bsmt. with COM
pIstsly M pisnsd reg rm with 1Es-
lot. oOx2O0. Only S29,9bO, with
very good financing. To inspect call
THE DARBY CO., IA. 6-9393.
Open 8 It'll 8. lis
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TAKOMA PARK
4 BEDROOMS 3G
Charming 2-yr.-old Cape Cod brick
home. located just on New Hamp-
shire ave; ga baths, spacious all
electric kit, porch. firepl. in 24-ft,
liv. rm.., full-size din. rm.; full
bsmt.;. fenced lot. See it todayl
4-UNIT-$20, $50
Det.. regular built brick apt. bldg. !;
low rents. can be raised; tenants pay
utils.:. oil heat; ideally located Just
of Flower ave. in Takoma Park
2-UNIT-$13,950
Occupy 3-bedrm. 1st-fi. apt. and rent
other; excel. close-in Takoma Park
area; separate entrs., 2 kits. 2
bus and shopping; $1.75O down.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
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GI APPROVEI

SILVER sPRING-CLosE IN
Large brick Diet. house; solid con-
struction: l blk. from Mrs. KS Toll
House.
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TRANQUILITY FOE A DOCTOR
gnuspsl; Enslish1styl e.. preT " uc Gus
s so% n ssrs vi With a seesraes w eSSin
suitable Tor o doctors ONCE or study.
4 Ice. bedrms.. 2ts baths, Ice. mod.
beamed ceiling. Unusual. FABRICATED,
etruction. $4,000. A. ]. KES-
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExANDRlA-No cash down, So
VI. CT loans to qualified veterans;
Complete GE kitchen. garage and
basement; located in excellent resi-
Dental neighborhood. convenient to
schools and Transportation: FLA
and conventional financing also
Jr. INC. oV. SCOTT; ewes. OV.
- Near excel. schools
and transp. New de luxe 3-bedrm.
rambler; large liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
equip. kit, master bedrnl. with ~
bath; huge closets, full bsnlt.. garase,
sci $50, with excel financing
STAND AR REALTY Co, TT
6.O042. OV. 2.1320,
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BETHESDA
ELEGANT RAMBLER

Two well-constructed. 2-story brick
Colonials nearing completion. and
priced at $32,500 and $34 500. Each
has 8 bedrooms, ga baths, porch,
level lot. One has q den. Well To-
Gated. Call JOHN MOHLER, Ma.
S-40S0; ewes, OIL. 2-2S0S. j. RU-
PERT MOHLER. IT.. REALTOR.
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tLINGTON--N(
!. YOU

VIII say in due course this home is
quite attractive. honey and prscti5,
bedrms. and bath UP. Bsmt. and
porch. In community where much
pride Of ownership is reflected. First
sight makes you feel the home is
out Of reach. but we have nothing
else like 1t for only $4,000. CT,
FILA or conventional terms.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS, REALToR
AHk1 lee HWY IA R.GA0O
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A PERFECT nAYI

A PERFECT DAY!
BEGINS when you visit this 3-bedrm.
brick rambler which glistens with
newness. Located on large lot close
to MOL. in Silver Spring. It's .
buy at S21,500. Call us to see It.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. $4,000 It'll q PM.
Daily, RA. $4,000
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4G2A kUA CA4 A<14AI 1e4G5s O~0EUU. ORS
tEvEs. M. sToEAiIR. ID. 5.75sisb5 !.
Leo NJ. Bernstein &c Co.
I415 < st. NV. ME. $4,000
SILVER SPRING
ROCKVILLE-S12.2 $50
rambler; near public
and parochial schools; shopping ares
within walking distance. Fenced
yard. Covered patio and tool shed
WIN consider CT purchaser.
ENGLISH CAPE COD
Excellent. brick home, with large liv.
rm. and patio; guest-size din. IT,;
kitchen and pantry; 2 tWin-size bed
rms. End a.. will finish into Q bed
rms. and bath. Insulated and floored
n bali basement s win 60 9 ) 81 or con-
COLONIAIr$17,95O
Liv. rm.. separate din. rm., screened
porch on LIST a.; 3 bedrms. and bath
wall mirror over fireplace and window
draperies included. Full bsmt. with
outside exit. off-street parking.
Fenced lot, beautifully Handicapped
only " block from home.
James G. Conley & Co.
$40 oeorgia. JU. $500 TIL ESQ.
SILVER SPRING
WOODMOOR RAMBLER
Just fin., new 6-rm., all-brick rambler;
3 lge. bedrms.. baths. full-size din.
rrn., lge. kit. with table space, very
Ice. liv. rrn., fireplace; full bsmt., sep.
space for rec. rrn.. picture window:
garage; screened porch; nice lot,
trees. See this today.
VERY CLOSE IN
New Cape Cod within walking dist. Of
everything; 3 bedrms., ga baths, Mv.
rm., din. rrn., all-elec. kit, bedrm.
and bath, LIST A.; Q lge. bedrms. and
bath. End A.; full bsn1t., porch: level
lot.
COLONIAL
Just listed. very clean 2-story brick:
8 bedrms.; full bsmt., nm. club style,
outside entr.; close to shopping,
schools and bus. Owner will accept
CALL JU. S-e440. o AM. to 9 PM.
Woodside Realty Co.