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twenty percent.

mated twenty percent.
Among bills passed at the thirty
day session of particular interest
to the county were the following:
Annual assessment to begin in
1856. This was opposed by the
county delegation.
A bill to increase salaries Of
County Superintendent Of schools,
with entire amounts being paid by
the state. At present salaries are
supplemented by levicS by County
commissioners.
Defeat of an amendment to the
judge bill which would have given
Allegany county two judges in the
proposed new set-up. The voters
are to decide in November whether
each county except those on the
Eastern shore would have one
Judge. If the bin passes vote Of
the people Garrett county would
be entitled to a judge.
Legislators passed war veter-
ans bonus bill but its legality is
in doubt. A referendum also is at
tachcd to this bill.
Other legislation was listed in
last weeks issue. The connty's
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11
SO Bills Passed
By Legislature

The 1854 Legislature introduced
2S9 bills and passed Sc of them.
In 1852 the senators and delegates
introduced Dis bills and IS Of them
went onto the statute books.
The odd year sessions see much
more action. Last year 7S5 laws
went onto the books after l,500
were introduced.
If a 1854 bin to change the con
stitution so that towns and cities
may have a greater degree Of con-
troll over their own affairs is ap-
proved by the electorate at a No
vembel referendum, the flow of
local bills should be cat by am esti-
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ISTRICT FIHALISTS.
AURORA-EGLON

Word was received in this area
the marriage of Mrs. Ada Win
! to Charles Nought, both Of
ira Alta. The double ring cere-
ny was performed February p
the Methodist church i'm Airing
!, Va. They now reside at
lnesville. Mr.. Vought was for
rly Of near Eglon.
Death
Glenn Gordon Myers. 56, died
'ly Wednesday morning, March
at his home in Rowlesbmg, ".
=, after a long illness.
He was born at Aurora, a son Of
= late David W. and Emma
ntz Myers. Survivors include his
low, Amanda Mae DeBelry My
), one daughter, one granddaugh-
=, two sisters and four brothers.
Final rites will be conducted on
iday afternoon at Rowlesburg,
tn interment in Aurora ceme-
".
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CARD or THANKS

We desire to express our thanks
and appreciation TO all our friends
foI THEN kindness and hclpfulness
during the illness and following
the death of our sister and aunt.
the late Miss Julia Lawtou
We also want to thank all who
gave flowers and contributed the
use of their automobiles ion the
funeral service.
Sister, Mrs. Margaret Trenton
Niecca and Nephews.
-Adv. L.
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DIED

MRS. GEO. II. FALKENSTEIN
Mrs Minnie May Falkenstein,
widow Of George II. Falkenstein,
died iu ST Petersburg, Fla. ON
Tuesday morning, March 9, where
she had resided most Of the time
for some twenty-five years.
She was the daughter Of the late
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Evening star., 1954-09-28
Names in The News
(And how to pronounce them.)
By Constantine chekrexi

Helsinki (Hel-SEEN- -kee) Fin
lands capital, announces that
the order Of Lenin. Russia s high
est distinction, was conferred
Evening star., 1954-09-28

upon Pres. Ju-
no p q . s ikivi
" o u = hoh
PAA-see-kee =
vee). The Rus
sian AmbaSsa-
d or, Vic t or
L e b e d e v
Week - TOR
L e h . B E II .
def, said that
the order was
conferred on
t he Finnish
president as a
tribute to the
1affef.,S mart in
Evening star., 1954-09-28

developing friendly relations be-
tween the two countries. On the
other hand. Lenin's name was
consecrated once more when So
Wet mountaineers placed a bust
Of the Communist leader on the
%, 1856 -foot-high summit of Lenin
peak in the Pamir (Pah-meer)
range. near the Afghanistan
frontier However. Soviet For
eign Minister Molotov's CMAW-
law-tof's) address to Japan that
"the time is ripe" for the re-
sumption of normal relations be-
tween Japan and Russia went
over the ears of japanese lead
ers, who are pointing out the fact
that the Soviets have failed to
sign any peace treaty with Nip
pom :. But the Kyodo (Kee-OH-
do) Japanese news agency has
announced Red China has opened
the port of Dairen (DAH-ee-
rem, often confused in press and
radio with "Darien," which is in
Connecticut). Manchuria, to Jap
anese shipping and trade in
terests. Kyodo adds that Japa-
nese shippers are asking also for
the opening of Tsingtao (Tseeng-
Tah-ohJ, Canton, Hwang Poo
(Whang Poo) and Hainan (High-
mann. incidentally, when the
Japanese occupied Dairen in
1905. as a result Of the Russo
japanese war, they built piers
longer and larger than any exist
ing in New York City at that
time.
(All rights reserved)
Evening star., 1954-09-28
Word Game
Find "a or more words in
KEITLOA.

KEITLOA,
meaning, IAN African black
rhinoceros." Average is %; time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game-1.. Words must be
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 8. Only one form Of word is
Answer 70 GOLDFISH.
gild, gold, golf. oldish, dish dosfish,
hsh, fog, foil fold, idols, shod, silo,
sigh, slid, slos, soil. sold, solid, holds
, 1954-02-10
FORCED AUCTION

In accordance with Section
So . fthe Ordinance providing
for the Assessment, Levy and
Collection Of Taxes upon real
property and with the consent
of and further directions Of
the Administrator for st.
.Croix the following properties
in arrears for taxes for the
year 1851 will be sold at the
Vendue Directors Office at
the time hereinafter mention
ed.
, 1954-02-10
REPUBLICANS

al q F. M. at the Yacht Haven.
The Lincoln Birthday has a
dual Importance to Virgin Is
landers, first in his role as the
Great Emancipation, and Sc
condly as a great Republican.
a free movie will be shown,
prepared especially for this
date, with President Eisen-
hover as the speaker in sound
on finn.
All Republicans and friends
of the Party are invited.
, 1954-02-10
N Otto

The Post office Department
is requesting bids for the in
stallation Of lock boxes at the
Christiansted Y. /, post office
Prospective bidders may Sc
cure bid forms and Informal
ton from the Postmaster,
Christiansted, or General Ser
vices Administration, room
TOO, 9TH & D SITS, S.W. Wash
ington IS, D. C..
, 1954-02-10
No AZ Hill Street

No. 48 Hill Street
Monday March |, 1854 at 8 pm
accarding to the tax list be-
longing to William H. Jr. &
Mary Hodge
All expenses of the sale in
Guiding the interest charges on
the tax due are to be paid by
the purchaser.
Vendue Director's Office
Christiansted, 9th Feb. 1854
w. F.
Vendue Director
, 1954-02-10
LOST

z WEIGH Terriors
& Female) Black & Tan
They strayed from the
beach near the radio station.
E REWARD
Please notify;
Mrs Edward M, Rice
Estate Pearl
, 1954-02-10

TECHNICAL
been formed for preliminary
studies and consists Of: Mr..
Latin, Agricultural Engineer
ing; DR.. Charles Williams,
Health; Theo Vaughn, Com
munity Development; DR..
Ralph Bedell, Rural and Voca
tiona1 Education; Harold
Mowry, Agricultural Exten-
sion.
This group expects to spend
about. three weeks in both
Surinam and British Guiana.
AT the end Of the three weeks
stay in Surinam the group
hopes to have a definite pro-
gram and working agreement,
& expects to move to British
Guiana for similar activities.
The nature Of the activities
which it is hoped to develop
in this technical assistance
program is emphasized by the
diversity Of the professional
qualifications of the individ-
uals composing the planning
group. These activities will be
aimed at raising the social &
economic level Of the rural
populations.
Returning recently from a
Latin American Division Con-
ference of FOA Country Dir
ectors in Lima, Peru, Mr..
Clay met with Mr.. Latin in
Trinidad for general discus
sions with the Central Secre-
tariat of the Caribbean Com
mission on the question Of
overall coordination Of activi-
ties between the two agencies.
, 1954-02-10
N 8

Pleasure trip ina Motor boat
from the Christiansted wharf
down to Princess Bay and
back
A ROUND TRIP so N
BUCK ISLAND also for $500
A round trip on Sunday,
Thursday and all times.
Contact: EWING WATLEY
Watergut, Market st. No. 26
Christiansted, st. croix
, 1954-02-10
To Whom Il Muy
Concern

AW3E@ HN-&AENEGE#&@E@
Be it known to any interest
ed party that I, Candida Mora
les,of 1O2 Debevoise st. Brook
1yn s, NY, on account Of not.
being able to correspond with
my sisters do hereby autho-
rize my uncle, Manuel Viera,
to all rights of Estate Judith
Fancy, where he will continue
to pay taxes on said Estate in
my name until further notice.
Candida Morales
102 Debevoise ST.
Brooklyn s, N. Y.
, 1954-02-10
NOTICE

Anyone found trespassing
on property belonging to
Charles Schuster will be
dealt with according to law,
CHARLES SCHUSTER
, 1954-02-10
Sub 5 { RIB +
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

PETER JACKSON, having teen appointed Executor Of
the above entitled estate, does hereby give notice to all credi
and all other persons having claims against the said
estate to present such claims with proper vouchers within
four a weeks from the date hereof. Persons indebted the
estate are likewise requested to make payment within
the sad time to the Executor or his attorney.
Dated january %. 1854. :
Peter Jackson Almeric 1. Christian
ExeeMter Y a. Attorney
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
HOLIDAY MILESTONE
A Special Year
By Philip Rubin


THIS ROSH HASHANAH the dawn OF another ev1sn rehgos year
ordinary in the life OF the than
States 1t of distinction since
Booth of the coming into being OF American
Jewry.
celebrate ercentenary
reached history Jewish
milestone
present and future here
this month arrived the Dutch colony
Jewish inn
later than five
million American Jews celebrating the which started
with these first 2S
coming of what America
during centuries only
settled these who remained in other
ideals practices,
which after 300 led to the concentration in
the freest powerful Jewish community in all
Jewish history, of nearly half of world Jewry.
We American be pardoned in boasuess
during this tercntenna year mean our on behaf
Jews other lands during the past hacentry and more our
relief of European
upbuldg and legal establishment OF the
State OF Israel
behalf relief
realizing the ageod Jewish dream of the redemp
political efforts this connection hardly be exaggerated Here
behalf of suffering fellowJews in
lands here groupnot ndividuaWe eminnty
successful
beyond American Jewish power to halt the slaughter
millions Europe But it devotion to
feowJews that rescued possible from the european
without devotion
political efforts the State of Israel would not have into
being
of that
assmatve unewh influences has corroded their
their Jewish ideaiSm
stood ready JeWry
today expressing itself in Aeri
Of domestic needs
American faith in man.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Violation Of
Ritual Hit By
Young Israel

New York, (JTA) Charging
that ''the Conservative movement
has recently embarked upon new
violations in the ritual and upon
various abrogations of sacred
sobservances," the National Coun-
Gil of Young Israel, representing
10000 members, issued a state
ment strongly criticizing the Con-
Servative movement as doing cir
reparable harm to the preparation
of Jewish law"
The statement specifically con-
demnS "the abrogation of the Sab
bath Laws perpetrated by ConSer-
vative leaders issuing permission to
travel by car or other conveyance
to the synagogue on the Sabbath or
other Jewish holy days, and the
changes recently introduced by the
leaders of Conservative Judaism
in the sacred rites and laws govern
ing marriage and divorce"
Declaring that "the spiritual
leaders of the Conservative move
ment cannot be recognized by any
Orthodox Jew as rabbis," the
statement called upon Orthodox
Jews not to attend Conservative
synagogues for worship or reli-
gious ceremonies.
The National Council of Young
Israel also called upon all Yeshi-
voth and other religious institutions
ito deSist from inviting the spirit
ual leaders of the Conservative
movement as guest speakers OF
their functions because such invi-
tations tend to make them appear
before the eyes of the Jewish
public as the spokesman of Torah
which they are not"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
GREETINGS
From the President

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-Presdent Eisenhower issue
he following Rosh Hashonah to the Jews of tn
United States through the Jewish Telegraphc Agency
"On the occasion of the Jewish New Year. my warm
greetings go o all Americans of Jewish faith.
"For the tens of centuries spanned by the history
of the Jewish people, members of your have
given to mankind almost unbelievable examples of
courageous devotion noble principles-to justice,
to liberty, to the right of to worship according
to the inner voice of conscience. Such the prn
ciples which give the only guide to all
they seek to establish true peace in the world
the peace which common people everywhere long for
In their hearts.
"From this New Years Day forward, may the in
spration of your devotion to these ideals give an
ever more brilliant light to the path which leads to
a real harmony and concord among nations"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Linked Twins Are
Born to IsroeIis

TEL AVN, (JTA) - A team
Of IsraePs top surgeons operated
unsuccessfuIly to separate Is
raePs first Siamese twins re-
Gently. The twins came through
the operation without any trou-
BILE.
During the operation it was
learned that the two girls, link
ed at their abdomen, have only
one liver, making their sur
vival as two separate individ-
uals impossible. The two girls,
one blond and the other bru-
nette, were born in a southern
hospital. Their parents are set
tiers in Negev collective
settlement.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Religious Classes Banned

BOSTON, (JTA) The attorney
general OF Vermont has ruled as
unconstitutional proposal for the
holding of religious classes on
school property and during school
hours.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30

were closed recently with empty
tanks due to a strike Of 200 Shell
Company employees at Haifa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Strike Cuts Gas Supply
TEL AVN, GTA)-Half of the
gasoline stations in the country
Call to Je1V1sb Parents
1854

THE beginning of the school year. this Fall will coincide
with the opening of an historic ceebraon the observ-
ance of the 30oh anniversary of Jewish settlement on these
shores.
During the Tercentenary American Jews and their fellow
citizens Of all faiths will commemorate the arrival of the first
Jews the beginning of three centuries of creative Jewish
life in this country During these years Jews have contributed
significantly and generously of their talents their energies
and their abors toward the growth and development of this
great land This has been saga of immense achievement
based partly on the inspiration they drew from Jewish trad
on but also the opportunities which this nation provided
in full to those who left less hospabe countries to
make their homes in this bountiful land
The accomplishments of the Jews who settled here ennoble
lives but they also charge with responsibilities In the
first place. have the obligation to to it that the great
spiritual ethical and cultural traditions which they among
others, brought to this country, will be maintained and
cherished In the second place. of this generation have the
duty lend meaning and dignity existence here by
forging weapons in behalf of American democracy,
community and Jews in other lands, including the
state of Israel
There is an indispensable method by which dis
charge these responsibilities and for the future.
Through program of effective Jewish education
forge the links with the generations that have passed and
with the communities of Jews in all parts of the world
Jewish Education Npnth will be observed this year from
September IL to October TO- During this period must
create the conditions of community interest and participation
in the fall enrolment in program of Jewish education
for youth and adults girls well boythat will guarantee
future in keeping with past yet atuned to peSentday
conditions and challenges.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH EDUCATION
HARRY SrARR President JUDAH PILcH Director
ouST JEWISH War VErER
Rabbi Irving Miller, Pryident Harry T. Madison
JEWISH
Irving M. Engel Psident MrzRAcH ORcAnrz.r1oN os
AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS AMERICA -
Goldstn, Preudent Mordcai Kirsbblun
pLJia a1
ISsH;J p,I.ul.u p..:,...
Irwin L. Hode Mater D~'1 NNNA'SAS 1'e''"s"'
CoNcREss IRwIH CuTIRR NATIONAL COUNCIL
So1SS op Ipuu FpDpp.1,oNs Mrs. Irving NJ
NATIONAL JEWISH
Julian Freeman, PreTdent Charles Aaron, PreHdenf
FARBAND CoINc1 AMPp1c.
Meyer L. Prendenf Norma Salt PyeUde
cu, HEBREW
GrlS onulnnn r'e'l1sD'
Shemeon Polack, President ~
oEPHARDIC
NJ,tL,c
1pw,s, IAnoa DR. David de Soa Pool, Pendsst
Adolph Held Pre5idenf UNITED SYNAGOGUE AMERICA
REcoNSRUCTIoNSr Charles RoSengarten, Preident
FOUNDATION OF AMERICA
Maurice Lnder Pefiaerf Mortimer May PYeGdenf
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
8rttr 9rlrrrnt
57l5 I954-55
OnngrPgattntl
ON ROSH HASHANA

ON ROSH HASHANA
Monday and tuesday Evening" September 9th and 2sh OILS pm
tuesday and Wednesday Morning. September 18th and 29 800
On Shabas Shuba. Friday Evening" October st 6:l5 p.m
Saturday Morning. October End.
ON YOM KIPPUR
Wednesday Evening" October 9th. QKoI Ndre) 800 pm.
Thursday Morning. October 9TH. 500
or
obtained the and Friday and Saturday
L. Pre-.
Sendcem will beadmH wHhoutch charge
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA tParkwood, - EXQUISITE
ultra -modern 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brk.
Ice. patios. Of. 9-Ss74. II
Compare aSs with anything ns nG yon have awe
seen at $20.750. We know it's q
real buy. Brick Colonial in inn
maculate condition. 1st a., VI bath,
asSs ny rn9 n9Ssrn I sis With dsn
in din. rm; 5 bedrms. upstairs;
full bsmt.: storage attic, porch,
garage; beautifully handicapped,
wooded lot. Close TO schools and
express bus. Gl, FILA or con-
ventional financing. FRANK s..
PHILLIPS. OF. S-7oo6 or 10.
BETHESDA, s17. 900. 7-rm. house
with tile bath, also play rnn., toilet
n nsmt. M; Naval Hosp. small
approved. OWNER. OIL. 2-6976.
BETIiESDA--Brick 3-bedrm. Colonial
In desired neiehborhood, priced for
sins. ssIASSiPsoSRD o R siEaHISisi se co..
HE. 4-SS37. n
BETHESDA---Near schools. stores,
transp., Naval Hosp. and NH. red
brick; q rms. 2 baths tsnoWer IN
1StutsBs garage. IeuCGQ yard SlEy96U,
Please call Mrs Wolford. with o..
NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor, OIL. 2-75OO.
OIL. 2-6647. OIL. 2-7S60.
sac, 900. Lee. red brick
Colonial with heavy slate roof.
situated on 4-acre Of beautifully
handicapped ground. 4 bedrms,, up;
powder rm.. LIST. a.: Ice. 2-ear att.
garage: reduced $1,000 for quick
sale to settle estate: small cash
wKN HFFs rNt : - 81 ~
BIILINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-,
2-2326. 3 to 8. -
BETHESDA (RARKWO0D)--A Ige.,
new Cape Cod; corner lot; 4 he'd
rms. baths and full hsmt.. size
porch, all lge. rms, sep. ain. rm.
and mod. kit; Fireplace; driveway
off-street parking. Directions. Out
Conn. ave. to Saul I'd, left 70 47lU
Franklin ave. to house ana sign;
S24 500. LAWRENCE ". LUTES
CO.. 10. 6-4222.
BLVD. ARRA---Lovely cor
ner brick home In o perfect setting
of large trees, shrubs, etc. Xiv. fra.
with nrepl, full din. ffi.. fst floor
bedrm. and bath; screened porch
large bedrnas. and bath on End.
paneled reef. rrn. ana eaf. In hsEnk.
Gas heat, Many other extras. &36,-
800 roITs RnALTx, 10. 5-e310.
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0GIo-NOTHING DOWN
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM.

Congress Heights-5ss Foxhall pi.
Sc; 90 and 81 Elmira st. s.w.
By appt. any time, The above are
nice, clean, senidet. bricks; 2.3
bedrooms. LYMAN c. DELE Il CO..
INC. 10 2-06S3. HA. 2-7S26.
COLURED-0 RMS. bath. children's
lay: approved and equipped for day
nursery ample playground. Call
OWNER after 4 pm. Lu. 4-5S1s,
st. mr.. Barney Circle. Cony. tn
General Hosp. and Navy Yard.
rms. with Q incl. porches. Vacant.
Clean. Gas Heat. 5000 cash and
priced right. v. d. JOHNSTON.
CoIoRED--NR. NAVY YARD. S13
10th st.: Q rms, bath. Tas hot
$685.. HARTMAN REALTY. NC. LII.
.coaoRED = i4ss INDEPENDENCE
AvE,--Home with an income. COM
plete with . apts.: gas heat: ami:
for sale BIZ owner. nice, cory. loen-
ton. An excel: buy II. 1904.
fun hSrnt.: gas heat. new-house
Mr. SPARKS. Do. 7-29ob: svess
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HOUSES FOR sALs-.Mp.

BETHE6DA--2 stories. 4 hedrnas.. q
baths on terrace with beautiful rear
\ shaded lot and stone patio. Bar
hecue.. h.eW HI. bsmt., blk to
1randley Elem. and walking dis
PRICED no SELL AT Si6,950.
WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY II. Out
Wis. to Old GeorgetoWn rd., past
Suburban Hosp, left on Greentree
e; e S62 l Mr. Ba sa OIL. 4-24o5.
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HOUSES soR sALE--Mp.
Bethesda Rambler $2S $50
Z l HEpgFo 3s,5,,,a Z BATES r,4

unusualiy charming brick rambler in
beaafifuIIy redscoratsd. csn i "a 1.
huge liS rfn. across rear Of house
with opening to patio. well land
scaped grounds. level avn. inter
esting planting. shrubhery and
rms. baths, big Kitchen With
dishwesher and disposal. see this
Weii-planned, all on one floor home.
Town q Suburban, EM.2-940O
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INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE
THE 81 v m5AL LpS S9S M1l IN

500 81. EAMRENca bR IL
3-bedrlonl brick Colonial in I'M
naculate condition; large Nv. rm.
equipped kit., screened porch; 2nd
floor, 3 bedrTns. and bath: full hsmt.
with u bath: outside entrance.
Large wooded. level lot. Fenced In
back yard. See your children walk
In safety to public or parochial
schools and supervised public play
portation. 4 community offerine
many ADVANTAGES to the entire FAM
lily. Price, $17,950. Directions:
: Throueh silver Spring via Georgia
ave, turn right on Coiespille I'd. and
right on Old BladensburR rd., left
on st. Lawrence DIR.
BRoUssARD AGENCY. INC,
Ju; 1-SO5l, Sun. and Ewes. JU. g.
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BROUSSAHD AGENCY, INC.
JU. 7-8O51

62O9 WAGNER LANE. Pathway HIS,
Macarthur blvd. 2 blocks beyond
2 tiled baths: fine basement: fenced
lot; $16.250. Out-of town owner
SAYS SELL GEO. D. MILLER. Realtor.
Phone week end. WO. 6-0112.
1903 Grandview Ave. s. s.. Nd
Lovely detached brick rambler with
liv. rm. -din. rm. comb. 2 bedrms.
kit. and bath. Attic. Util.s house In
Priced at only S11,00O.
j. LEE DoNNELLY & SON
MA. $3.50. Realtors. Ewes. OIL. 4-4074
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BETHESDA


OPEN 2 TO z
60O4 Ryland drive, mr.. NH. Brick
Cape Cod on Handicapped corner lot.
8 bedrms.. ga baths, 30-ft. liy. rm.
with fireplace. sep. dining rm., cleo.
kitchen, full bsnit. Directions: Out
Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to Ry1and drive.
turn left to our open sign. Call
evenings, RA 3-h06l.
ROBINSON, JU. 7-7117
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BARGAINS

1A14No
FOREST HEIGHTs--Loveiy, 4-bedrm.
rambler. with din. rnl., kit. bath,
lse, level lot; only S1,600 down,
HfGH VfEW---Cute, 5-rm., bath ram
bier. well located: only $11.500. CT
approved or terms.
ALABAMA AVE. AREA---Lovely, brick.
5-rm., bath. basement home. near
transps. shopping: $1l.5o0. rea-
c sSSeIRsEs HE1oHTs-Larse brick
home: liv. rm.. din. rm,,. kit: =
bedrns., bath. full basement, MANY
EXTRAS. $1,000 down, with. excel:
once Omen Q AM. iii o PM. Daily
II. $1,000
Southeast Realty Co.
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OPEN SUNDAY 2, TO 8

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 8
PARK VIEW
LUxURY--CHARM- SETTING
UNDER $4,000 comparable $780,
O00l-Rambler with lower level Of
club rm.. bath and bedrm.; 3 bed
rms. 2 baths, reception hall, liy.
nm. din. rm., study. large 1T. A5ut-
ARD, EN-. 2-4232. ewes. AID. 4-S756.
Dir: VI mi. n. Of East-West hwy.
on Jones Mill I'd. follow arrows. :,