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department with headquarters
here, said the plant would be OPP
Grated under contract BY Youth
Time, Inc. Of New York.
The move to open q plant Of
its own comes as a climax to q
battle between the union and
q. M. ~ 3. Freydberg. New York
manufacturer which has refused
to renew contracts with the
union.
Freydberg closed its Manhat-
tan plant and refused to renew
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Gov. Knight and Bride !.
Honeymoon Aboard Yacht
BY the Asseeiafed Press

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 3.-Gov.
Goodwin ]. Knight and his
pretty bride Of q day are honey
incoming aboard q friends yacht
OF the nearby coast.
The 57-year-old Governor and
Mrs. Virginia Carlson. IS, a war
widow, were married yesterday
at Episcopal Church Of Our
Saviour, his home parish. On
Friday they will move into the
Executive Mansion at Sacra-
mento. Gov. Knight is the first
California Governor to marry
while in Office.
Gov. Knights first wife Ar
villa. to whom he had been
married for ~ years, died in
1852. CALIFORNIA; new first lady
is the widow Of Air Force 1t.
Lyle Carlson, bombardier killed
In q raid over the Ploesti (Ro-
mania) oil field in 1914.
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| Garment Workers Union
To Dedicate Virginia Plant
BY Ire Assoeiaied Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. s.-An
official Of the ALL Ladies' Gar
ment Workers Union said yester-
day the union would dedicate
its own plant at Appomattox,
Va, August 10.
Miss Angela Bambace. man
ager Of the unions upper South
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union contract at plants in APP
pomattox and Lynchburg, Va.
and Greensboro. N. c. Miss
Bambace said the firm chal-
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FOLLOWING the introduction of New Blue Sunoco
J. we invited these automotive engineers to try
this new gasoline in their own cars. Then we asked
them for their reactions Of original 1884 who tried
New Blue Sunoco we received answers from 1,042
9 out of 10 say New Blue Sunoco
equals or excels premiums"
for power and pickup
To US, a very significant group were those who had
previously used a premium priced gasoline. These
engineers, many of whom drive high compression
cars, were-and had every right to besuper critical
They compared New Blue Sunoco, selling at regular
gas price, with premium priced brands costing up to
Sc more per gallon. $3.50 said New Blue Sunoco equals
or excels premiums for power and pickup.
8 out of 10 say New Blue Sunoco
equals or excels Premiums"
for Anti-Knock Performance
Of those who compared New Blue Sunoco against
premium priced brands, 500 said it was equal or
superior to the premiums" for anti-knock perform
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High est at regular gas price

There's good reason for the envable record of New
Blue Sunoco. Sun Oil Company produces only one
grade of gasoline. This policy storage tanks,
trucks pumps These savings invested in research
and new improved refining processes which enable us
to produce gasoline with high anti-knock power
especially designed for high compression engines and
sell it at regular gas price,
Follow the lead of automotive engineers, the men
who know most about cars-use New Blue SunocO
in your car.
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ance These engineers, cross-section of the auto
motive industry, are specialists everything from
spark plugs to high compression engines
42% already users Of Blue Sunoco
We were pleased but not surprised to discover that
1920 of the engineers who answered our request for
their opinions reported they were already users of
Blue Sunoco. This was far greater number than
reported using all other premium gasoi1es combined.
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lenged the unions right to rep
resent its Virginia workers.
The plant at Appomattox win
employ 500 workers.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05
Mrs. Ambrose T. Williams
Richmond Hill
John Wallace Hearn

John Wallace Hearn
Alonzo Burns passed la S
Tuesday at TOO a. m. The
basketball girls played at the
tournament last Saturday .
Willie Henry Hill was buried re-
Gently Rufus Hearn IS inn
proving and also Mrs. M. A. Pat
ten Program was held at
the church Sunday night con-
Quoted by Brenda Hearn and
John Hearn. The ladies served
the small children ice cream :.
Florence Wheeler and Pauline
Hearn spent Saturday mite with
their teacher. Mrs. B. l. Fort :.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Hearn are
the proud parents of a new baby
Ethel Louise Miss Shirley
Preston spent the weekend in
Arkadelphia with her mother !.
Miss Hearn and Odella Wells,
Peake High school are proud Of
their class rings
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05
Adcy

Arvada Dupriest
The Southwestern Christian
Ensemble. Terrell, Texas, pre-
sented musical program at the
College Church of Christ, Febru-
airy IS, before large audience.
and at White County Training
school, February 16 Misses
Ollie Jewel Robinson, Dorothy
Cheeks and John Nance, visited
friends in Beebe, February 81 !.
The Gospel chorus attended the
singing federation at West Point,
FEB. 81. and rendered several
numbers T h Bethlehem
Baptist Sunday school made a
good financial report FeL. q.
The little tots class won the at
tendance banner, and the Ben's
Bible class No won the Of
lerlng banner. Rev. Otis Glenn
ons reviewed the lesson !.
ueraid Reynolds, Tulsa, Okla
homa, visited relatives n d
friends, recently While here he
attended our Sunday school and
Dfru, where he made interest
ing talks. -,
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05
:: HlGHuGhTS OF BOOKER HOMES !.

girls attended the membership
tea at the YWCA. Friday night ]
=. Miss Rose Mary Winston
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.
Winston, Camden, was married To-
Matthew NJ. Smith, son of Mrs
Hester Smith, North Little Rock.
Sunday. at the Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Rev. Fred T. Guy. off,
eiating. This was a very beauti-
full and sacred double ring cers-I
mony, and the bride was very
lovely. Immediately after the
ceremony reception was held In ]
the basement auditorium, where
the couple received many con-
gratulations and beautiful gifts.
They are at home at So Califor-
MIA drive Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Hughes, 20 Burbank, Z
daughter. Aleen Priscilla, Feb. !
IA. Mother and daughter doing
fine Browns Chapel Metho-
dist church, is giving a spring
tea in the social room, Sunday.
Al p. m. Mrs. Elsie Davis, spon-
sor Don't forget the program
to be given by the junior deputy
sheriffs, Monday. Parents please
be present. Louis Lucas, sponsor.
That's all, see you next week.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05
Wrightsvi|Ie


QAnlc EeO' lw ,
nU S''ss first year girls are work
ins :. clothing construction unit.
ms = second and third year girls
ns lust completed food UNI
p' Preparation and Serving Fam nm
Z, Meals The meals We're en-
loved BY faculty members MEMBERS STU, stu
l ss,ts and friends. Clothing unit
a ssr these girls began Monday
NJ Girls are making spring
Az 10 he worn in the Fash
'n0 Revue, April 80 Our tine
W. ,,ltpre instructor, Mr.,
S Ss' is helping us with his
.so,,o of boys and teachers to
s our school rank among
a,her nigh schools we are
Os.arvine one day in each week
81 aides and Gentlemen day
n home ee-agriculture2 Everybody
nnreciates the idea and students
ass ENJOYING the affair Our
ah,lt club is progressing line,
m.kine clothing. jewelry, guest
towels and other items. The club
met at the principals home last
T,ssday Mrs. J. c. Cook, hos
tess, served chicken dinner and
refreshments. Mrs. Rosie Scott,
president j. C. Cook, principal.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05
parkda|e
MRS, Ruby Maxwell

MRS Ruby Maxwell
epl l.. c. Claiborne, has re-
'urhed home after serving two
years with the Army Miss
viola Reed, visited relatives in
me Bluff recently Mrs.
.oulse Williams was called to
A'aoama, On account of the death
u her grandmother Miss
''nola Morris, visited Miss
wary Lou Maxwell. Sunday
.,enihg Pvt. Rufus Pace. is
u r',f nome from Korea Rev.
VINE Prather, Louisiana. was the
sIeS' Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
",dAWell, recently Mrs Beth
~ need and children. Viola and
n 'iS visited Mrs. Emmaline
p'Own' Thebee, recently. Mrs.
''own is very sick Mrs. Luz
NJ oiiinore, visited Mrs. Luvenia
W. maxwell, Sunday Miss Jes-
~ y Miller, ST. Louis. is the
Miller '' mrs' BERT
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05
Warren

p. " Feaster
The Baby contest sponsored by
ina Trustee helpers closed at st.
lanes AME church, Feb. ii. The
report was as follows: Mrs, Re-
becca Pennington, S2.19; Mrs.
Irene Williams, 1922; Mrs. Hat
tie Clark, S4.45; Mrs. Ethel Feas-
ter s815; Mrs. Oslo Smith,
SPA, Mrs. Arthie Clark, $l3.45.
Total report $42.6o The girls
district tournament is being held
at Bradley County high school.
this Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day MIS-. Hattie Clark.
Charles Alexander, and Mrs. P.
+ Wallace, motored to Bearden,
last week The Gladiola
Flower Garden club celebrated
its second anniversary, Feb. 81,
at St. James AME church. Mrs.
H. L. Momon, spoke on Lands
gaping. and Mrs. l.. w. Feaster,
Dermott, spoke on Flowers.
Mrs Ester Jones, furnished the
flowers for the church. which
we're beautifully arranged =.
Mrs Virgil Guy, and Mrs. Lot
tie Elliott, are still on the sick
List.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05


The Girl Scout leaders club,
Troop 200, held its monthly
meeting in the social room Feb.
n. Miss Bessie Ward, field d.
rector. and Mesdames Routen
and Jordan, members of the
board of directors, were present
with US. After discussing some
of the problems of the parents
and children and financial diff
eulties in getting our troops reg
istered. Mesdames Routen and
Jordan readily took the respon-
sibility. Mrs. Routen registered
the intermediate troop. and Mrs.
Jordan, financed part of the
Brownie troop. 20 girls and
Scout leaders are registered for
troop 200. The civic minded
women intend to work very
closely with the parents in or
ganizing parents club. We well
come any other civic organiza-
tons or people to come out and
give their aid at anytime +.
The Silver Wings "Yp teen club
held its regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon. We were pleased
to have Mrs. F. l.. Alexander OF
the lYWCA and Miss Rose Har-
rell. sponsor of the Seventeens
club, in our meeting The girls
are doing nicely with the potato
chip sale. They made plans for
a st. Patrick's party to be given
on the 18th A number of the
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05

conference at the Mt. Pleasant
AME church the fourth Sunday
in March. Gilbert Turner, spon-
sor, A singing Program will be
presented at the Mt Pleasant
AME church, Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05

EXTENDS GREETINGS - Carl Murphy Cleft president of
the National Newspaper Publishers association extended
greetings to participants in the fourth annual Florida and
nterschoac press workshop held last weekend tape
recording The greetings played during the opening
sion. Mr. Murphy who is president publisher of the
AroAmercan newspapers Baltimore is shown with Charles
j. Smith, iii, press workshop director who tapped the
greetings during the NNPA meeting held Tuskegee
institute Other notabes who send greetings William
Walker secretary of the NNPA and publisher of the Ceve
land CalPost; hugood Marshall chief legal counsel N
c. P, and Emory o. Jackson, editor, Birmingham World
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05
wilrnot


Luther Slack
ans and Mrs. Arthur Waters
weo. James Allen, Bastrop were
M end guests of their parents,
n,. and Mrs, H. T. Slack
roll ing the week, Mrs. Julia Car
Tho Yas visitor at Bastrop IN
yIsi, hume of her sister. She also
tien, 'I Mrs Mable Carey, a pa
Js.i N hospital at Bastrop +. :.
trio use Parker made a business
% Lake Village and Eudora
De,,, mr' and Mrs. James Avery,
Nm :, were Sunday guests Of
sla.. a. j Webb and Mrs. Lille
roi, 4" Mrs. Ruth Lloyd, De-
M =, VINO is visiting her parents,
Al ~, a Mrs, H. T. Slack, Is now
luxe Village with her sister,
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-05

Merle Lester williams

Merle Lester Williams
I wish to thank my customers
for taking the State Press each
week Horace Spelman. 24o5
Grant street, is in the hospital
and is very i'll Mrs, Matte
Howard is ill, but much improv-
ed There will be "Mock"
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cempus cosuols had YOU in mind-the girl
whose eyes ore bigger thon her allowance
Tor poycheck) . the girl with more inogino-
ton than money. You don't hove to be Q
"psych" nojor to sense the dozen and one
foshion possibilities You don't hove to be
with "lnterno Revenue" to see they're no tox
on your budget!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

Born 10 Be Worn With the Suit
A white, white jersey thot echoes the
mondorin collar for perfect fit. perfect
fashion. Beautifully self-piPed. Yes. it's
washable, too, in Orion nd-wooI. White
only 1918. Ak 00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

Frossy-FIeek Tweed Suit Of 1000 wool with
furry Of snowy oneoro. Note the newsy box
jacket, the stem skirt. the kick pIeot. Block or
dark coffee tweed piped with white nylon on
eoro Also yon-dyed 1000 wool fIonnel in
charcoal or bonker's brown 1918.
17.o5
rs ri ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

Three Tone Jersey Twosome wonder-wosh-
ing blend Of orion ard wool! Three color
pones moke the skirt seem striped and the
The pleots ore as permanent as your wove.
Beige Moss Toost Beige Red/Nov Beige
Violet/Liloc. Also in solid toast. navy. violet.
moss. 1918
1898
Komn's Sportsman. Second Floor. Washington;
Street Floor Arlington
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Please add 2% tar Uheye neces-
sGyy. Free deltueyv In W0sh&pgtOn
and &c ReGybv Maryland end
VirOintG countfes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

Here's delightful way of being brightest self It's the
fresh fresh feeling the young light feeling that you get
from Yardey English Lavender in it's many fragrant FORMS
It's so easily so quickly, pleasantly achieved
You begin with stimulating luxurious Yardley Lavender
hath The soap haraes you gently ceanses you with its
clouds of creamy aher The bath oil makes the water
more refreshing.
Them you splash the toilet essence from head to toe
reve in its tngng fragrance And top off your mornings
reiuvenation with soft, fine film of busting powder
Through the day, make the COOL fresh Tilt OF the toilet
mart of YOUR loneliness dash wrists and fore
head for lift when you begin to feel bit weary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
For the freshest, youngest feeling in, the world

Nothing in world makes feel so fresh so
charming Yardey English Lavender Discover this for your
by using in its fragrant FORMS You nnd
them all at your favorite drug department store
Only Yoydlev in all the world brings the fresh young
feeling English Lavender Blending the oil OF Lavender
with precious ingredients from the eahs FAR corners
they achieve a fragrance that's truly unique
GO Fun Ave. nv"
Evening star., 1954-06-01
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY. NV; wen stocked. well
established. Same owner 80 years.
TA $500 Ju. 7-esis. o's'Ao
ESQ STATION for lease. good loc.
ment secured BY stock .es. and SlIs- eonip-
ment. Inquire OAKLAND ESQ. 1907
Marlboro pike s.e.. 1-6 pm. week
Beauty SALON, modern. prosperous.
tast t;s;ng grqTing; prI ,sS sSSnCpping center. Re-
DRY CLEANING STORES-we have
an all-new Washex dry cleaning
room with 500-lb. capacity each
load. We are doing the finest clean
ing possible with the newest change
In cleaning with the Az charge.
sandry %a hso Rsse wy aae a open aeE for modem ssH
wholesale accounts. If you want
the best in cleaning and laundry,
phone Mr.; COHEN at LU. l-94l4.
RESTAURANT AND DELICATESSEN
for sale. / am i'll and had to close
sas ssSEe sDs Rent lss sSsb sGslness o si so
see the store call Ii. 7-S66I. So
BARBER SHOP-Sale or partner.
$4,000. Established downtown sec
ton. Union conditions. Box 27S-M.
REsTAURANT-Beer and wine, long
estab. neighborhood trade; seats SO.
air-cond.. closes at. midnight. Two
partners say they draw 500 wk.
each. Priced to sep quickly with
$1,000 cash. down. Bal. easy. w. e.
1HElTIi nlRa IA. sxs,nfiye' sxs74s' l4l1 Pa: ave.
CAFETERIA---Soda fountain, on Pa.
ave. n:w:, seats AZ, strictly modern.
Price only $1,000, terms. w. e.
THRIFT. Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
CARRY ARE TN our IT. sHoP-Loeated in mJ in.
dustrial and colored neighborhood
section. OF sole beer, no kit. tables
or chairs. 81 raper service, Same
owner 81 years. A rare bargain at
$4,000 WITH So, 1000 cash down.
w. Z. THRIFT, Exclusive, 1411 Pa.
ave. NV. Ma. S-9742. "a
RESTAURANT WANTED In nearby
Va. or Md. doing at least 500, 900
VI. W. E. THRIFT. Ma. S-9743
Evening star., 1954-06-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-5rick Cape Cod. excel.
cond., din. rm.. lge. bedrms., rec.
rm.; screened porch, garage, fire.
place. slate roof, handicapped, newly
painted, new awnings, storm win
dows, $21.OOO. OWNER. OIL. 4-2294.
BETHESDA Locust Hills), S23,750-
This ,3-year-old immaculate rambler
has large living and dining room
combination, 3 bedrooms, , baths
and full basement; large, level lot
and screened porch: near park with
small down payment. BILLINGS
! LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 til
BETHESDA. s1e,25o-Brick rambler;
with 3 bedrms.. conv.. 20 NH and
Naval Hospital. Sep. din. rm,,, elec.
PHiLIiPs. wo. s-2sGn.. M.n 1no'' L.
rambler: Ice, kit. din. area, full
5ar. Ssmt. $I5.5o9; Low dn; paymt.
~. 5Ses; 7-7liA.. hA. s-Sool' ROBINSON @s
rooms. brick Colonial, along side Of
BIC. c. school, S17.5OO. Also A.
Sedrccm bed c"G Ca Cape e c9di one nsa, r. schools.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. tThe HsmietJw
Lovely brick, on "a acre: 1st A.,
reception foyer. large liv. rm.. din.
rm., all-modern Al kitchen. gor-
geous sunroom, bedrm. and bath,
also den; End (. has magnificent
bsmt. with separate rooms: 2-car
attached garage: gas heat. Ideal
for physician or any one who wishes
a grand home; perfectly located and
convenient to everything; Priced to
sell now. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
m I'M O-O2OR fin N w
CHEVY CHASE Md, between the
clubs, Just west Of Connecticut ave.
Exceptional 4-year-old. 4-bedrm.
brick Colonial:. Q baths. wonderful
den and powder room, big living
room dining room, kitchen with
Dignity, charm and location are
stressed here Can LEGyM LA q
until pm
ment Psrish-SS. 900 down and $50
q month; brick. First-hoor powder
room; 3 bedrms. and bath on End
q GERBER REALTY Co. EN-.
CHEVY cHsVSSO sH CaAsE. PM ND. sao.75o--
Vacant. Completely reconditioned;
ready for occupancy; very con-
yenient financing. "A Colonial clap
board residence with 1st-floor pow
der room. large kitchen with break
ventilated bedrooms, tiled bath with
tub and shower, full basement; de-
tached garage. We have the key. Call
WO. 6-2300. once open til Q.
.EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC. Chevy
kTSsfSGRfCN. .Gnasf; q s sis,soo-a-ssor7 n at
trac. home in nice location; the
house is in Al cond. and you
should see the grounds. 105x257.
with shrubbery and q few shade
trees; has h.-w heat; rear screened
porch: built-in garage; some apple
and peach trees in rear yard; nice
piece of property; unusual Bill
GN0Sl.BY REALTY CO.. EN-. q
2326 ttu o pm. -
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. (cont. ]
COLORED-vACANT
FIRST COMMERCTAT,
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HTS bedrms., semi.
det. brick. with beaut. finished rec
rm., immac. home. wall-to-wall ear.
peting, ETC.; Anchor fenced. Assume
4Te GI loan; easy terms. Price, S13,.
gg55o. JOHN JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor
HILLCEEST--Pr under $4,000
Det.. has 8 rms. bath (3 bedims.) J
on LIST A.; 3 rms. on 2nd A.; extra
bath in basement. gas furnace. elec
reigr. Deep lot With garage. Close to
GRAyATTE. Reaitor. NA. s-O753.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK HOME; 6
rooms, 3 bedrooms, full basement;
1885. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
co. 1924 14th st. NV. AID.
sd2s aaSOHIi BRANCH AVE. s.E.-Det. brk.,
z rms. 2 baths. oil h.-w.h.. screened
porch: lovely yards. Ii. 6-7O43
WILoUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO
1871 v ST. S.E.--S rooms and bath
new oil burner: price, S6,250. Ali
cash. LA. 6-33l3; OIL. 2-694O. "a
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MOTELs

MOTEIS
We have for sale q large group o.
hne motels in varying sizes anC
price ranges on leading nationa
of Maryland and Virginia and somt
are. close to the Nations Capita
with its more than four millior
tourists annually. Among these ex.
cellent courts are:
1; About 10 miles from Washington
twelve units. eight baths. partly
completed owners quarters of five
rooms; price. S45.O00; small dowr
2. About 65 miles from Washington;
twenty-four units: fifteen baths
(Some are family combinations
close to restaurant; masonry: price
$4,000; substantial cash required
8. About 80 miles from Washington
in Virginia: beautiful luxury court
owners quarters: well established
price, under $4,000; reasonable
down payment and balance in one
trust.
4. In Maryland; practically new lux.
ury motel; near permanent military
establishment; masonry; twenty.
four units and managers apart.
ment: about $4,000 cash required
and balance in one long-term trust
highway; forty units and an owners
apartment; telephone in every room
earnings are about one-fourth, oi
price of $350.000; substantial cash
required.
8. Near the Nations Capital; this
was a showplace of small-motel de-
sign when built in 1852; ten units
with tiled baths; excellent owners
quarters: earnings were $4,000 last
year and climbing rapidly; 100000
cash required.
For further information about these
and other high-earning properties
INEz CusHARD. REALToR
4S39 WISCONSIN AVE.
EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67
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DE- i x1EOOA
PARKWOOD AREA

4 BEDRMS.-3A BATHs-$26.50O
Large wooded od0 lot; nearly SarI y,,tE l2S Rat #.
tiful trees Nand shrubbery. ALL brick
home throughout center hall. large
living room, dining room. kitchen
with breakfast nook and powder rm.
on 1st floor. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
on End floor. Fully completed base;
ment with bedroom and full tiled
bath and completed recreation room.
There is q large private side porch
and rear porch screened. Attached
garage with breezeway. Also a large
summer house or play house for
kiddies on rear Of lot. We positively
know you cannot duplicate this house
at this value anywhere In the Chevy
Chase-Bethesda area. This. is .
speculative buy. The lot alone is
worth 81. 800. Learn why this prop
erty is being sold at such q low
figure. CAN and we will show It to
you any time. but act fast Call RE
7-665O till 8 pm.
Colonial investment Co,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
POSTWAR DESIGN

BEDROOM AND BATH 1st FLOOR
Finest Offering Of this individual
brick. home Of excellent design and
construction. Bedroom and bath.
first floor; large modern kitchen.
nice bedrooms. second floor
screened-in porch. rear patio. de-
tached sarass;; ;;. fun basement; i'm
session TO right party. Price. $24,-
$50. Call p. A. TWEED CO.. INC,
65O4 Connecticut ave. NV. III.
3-129O till Q pm.