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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
ScOttsVIlle

st Anne'S Parish Loyalty dim
ner will be served IN the Parish
House at st. Johns Church here
Friday evening. Nov II for the
whole Parish. A movie on Viz
GINA Plan Of Giving VIII be
shown. and a Layman viii be the
guests speaker
The Executive Committee 81
the Tri-County Riding Club met
Tuesday night Oct 8 at Linden
Farm" N Garden home OF Nh
and Mrs Larned Randolph MIS-
Randolph is president and she
presided at the meeting Plans
were made for the annual meeting
which will be held in ST Anne'S
Parish House, Scottsville. Tuesday
evening, Nov Is for election OF
officers, reports from committees
and other business
The Seottsvile School P-TA
will sponsor the annual Hallo-
we'en Party in the School Audi
torium Saturday night, oct 30
from 7:30 to $50 p m
St. Anne's Parish Young Pco-
pics Services League met sun
day night. Oct. "a in the Parish
House at st John S Church here
With supper at s 30
Keyboard Club
The Keyboard Club. composed
Of members OF Frances Morris
music class met Wednesday af-
tc,a,oon and elected the following
officers Annie Lou Moon prea-
dent; Linda Thacker, vlce-pfesi~
dent Carolyn Span8ler sect +
treasurer Wanda Profit report
cr.
Mrs. Frank stevens and daugh-
ter, Annie Lee With Mrs jackson
Beal Jr spent Monday n Rich-
mond with Mrs Blake Kelso ana
children
Mrs w r. Putney is visiting
Mrs Russell Sncad after being I'd
Bedford, where She attended thr
marriage Of her niece
Mrs. James Guy and son Sklpl
ny, and Miss Jean Bukhcart, Of
Richmond. spent the week end
with Mrs NJ / Dunn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
Buckingham Central
Intramural Football
Attracts IS Players

Buckingham Central's intra-
mural football league. under the
direction of the schools new ath-
letic director, Bill Hupp. moved
into its third round Of play this
week with the Packers holding
down the top spot on three wins
ana only one loss.
Hupp s arted the program this
fall to promote athletics among
boys who cannot participate in
the limited varsity sports So far
the league has met with amazing
success as some 65 boys are TAX
ing &C i've part in weekly play.
A total Of 10 games for each OF
the seven squads has been plan
ned with the winners getting a
shot at the faculty team Hupp
has organized Below are the third
round standings
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

entertainment unavailable in Ko-
rea where he is a truck drivare in
Battery B Of the 204th Field Ar
tillery Battalion
Cpl Thomas P Smith son Of
Mr. and Mrs E F. Smith. Of
Amelia, Is returning TO the Y S.
after serving with the 5th En-
gineer Construction Company nj
Alaska
Smith who will be released
from active service upon arrival
in the Y s, entered the Army in
November 1922 and completed
basic training at TT Belvoil be-
fore arriving III Alaska IN June OF
last year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
With the Servicemen

Pfc. Lewis D. Wootton. son IF
Mr. and Mrs S. E. Wootton, Of
Dillwyn, recently spent rest and
recuperation leave in Kobe Jap
an, and then returned to his Army
unit in Korea.
At Kobe were fishing. boating,
hunting and golfing facilities.
sightseeing excursions, and other
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

r Branch while Mrs. D0lan is
visiting in Forest
Q. II HornunR Of Honolulu
showed pictures of the Hawaiian
Islands and volcano cruptlng
at the Shipman Give League
meeting recently.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

The staff room Monday night by
Mrs Norman Smith. The guests
received many useful and attrac-
tive prizes from Mrs. Hazel Pat
terson. who represented the S an
ley products.
Superintendent and Mrs. Nc
Lane paid visit to the McLane-
Balson COT age on the Ranpahan-
mock River Sunday ana found
their boathouse, boat and pier
destroyed by the hurricane, al
though the cottage was not dam
aged
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

S f. Saunders treasurer Of
Nelson County will be here Friday
Oct 20 from 10 a. m to 1870
a. m. to collect taxes From here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

NltD TIE HEARD REGULAR
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
At BLACKLIST HOSPITAL

Patients admitted: Carl Gilhan
Leo Burd. Richard Grant. ST.,
Richard Grant. .Ir., Elva Wippcrt
Mary Little Plume. Jack Heavy
Runner. Nickir Lynn Monroe. Co.
cilc Mc\abb.
DiSmiSSalS: Lolita Last Star
James Eagle Head. Dorothy Rae
Racine. Allen Powell. Ncttic Ra
cine no. |. Wilma Ice Sharp
Mrlvina Larson. Philip Mad
Plume No. >. Irene Benjamin.
William Still Smoking. Bclvu
Brcmnrr
Births: Baby Toy McNabb.
Deaths: None.
Miss Lillian NJ. Cook. public
health nurse has been a showing
health film Your Cleanliness,
in some of the reservation
schools
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Tho Glacier Reporter
RECEPTION FOR NEW PASTOR

The Church of the TranSfigur-
alton (EpiscopaD gave rcccp
ton for their vicar in charge
OF the parish here on Monday
evening at the Legion hall
The ladies Of the Guild served
a delicious dinner ,c the church
members and several friends
who had been invited to enjoy
this opportunity tr NEE, their
new pastor.
After the dinner hour 4 social
time was spent together Rev.
Edgar Smith. pastor of the Meth
odist church. gave talk wei
coming Rev. George Il. Painter
to this community. Rev Painter
responded by saying he was here
to stay and that he was going
to be very happy III his new
charge.
Rev. Painter comes here from
Pittsburgh and has never been
west before. He will i've at Shell.
by but serve Cut Bank and
Browning as we'll.
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HORSE RIDERS SHOULD BE
TETANUS PROTECTED

a recent editorial in the Jour.
nal of the American Medical As.
sociatiOn recommends that adults
who ride horses all year round
and who are frequently in stables
should be protected against tet.
anus by the use of tetanus toX.
old followed by booster injcc.
tionS. After the original two or
three dose immunizati0n. booster
shots should be given at one or
two year intervals or at the time
of an injury. 1T is significant
that booster injections are e.
fcctivc as long as ten years after
the basal immunization." In cases
of severe injury if treatment is
delayed. or there is severe loss
of blood. it may be necessary
to give tctanuS anti.toxin as we'll
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02

T1e- = K LED CHICKEN
5oe
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
JANET BOYD CELEBRATES
HER BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY

Twelve friends OF Jane, Boyd
were invited TO the Boyd home
10 help Janet celebrate her sixth,
birthday on Wednesday. March
81 al four o'clock.
Refreshments were served aft
ey which games were played.
The invited guests were Alaur
cen Smell. Margic and Linda
Johnson. Patty Silvas. Caro-
Christensen. Jimmie Schmidt.
Donnie Shurr. Elaine Ecrcovich
Laurel SERVER. Karen Douglas
Vivian Oberos!cr and the CUES,
Of honor
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FEESE WHOLE CRABS
SALMON HAliEuI
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Church Of the Transfigvrat;on
tEPISCOPAu)

Nrc,inHS held every Sunday at
100 o'clock III the cIrrinc nj
the Bank Annex
Guild third Tuesday of each
month.
Bake sale and coffee hour first
Saturday "f each month from Q
TO - o'clock
EvCrybnd! welcome.
George X. Painter. Vicar
in Charge.
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daughter. accompanied by Mrs.
Smells mother. Mrs. George Hen.
ry, drove to Lcthbridgc Sunday
where they were met by Mrs.
Smells sister and husband Of Cal.
gary. who took Mrs. Henry to
their home for a visit before re-
turning to her home at Edmon
ton. Alberta Mrs. Henry has
been Visiting At the Smell home
for the past three months.
Garry CNrEiNS. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs ". +. CorkinS. is spending
a few days at his home here
while he is rccupcrating from Al,
accident Tie is employed with
the Great Northern railway a,
Essen and in fall about two
weeks ago he sustained a frac
,urcd skull and has been in the
WhltctiSh hospital His parents
visited him Saturday and Sun
day and on Wednesday he came
home to spend a few days before
srinG back to work.
This iyNcScttrrS friend. Luc!
Monroe, NnrwS her equinox -
especially when there's a new
moon face hanging around. Lucy
who resides near Blackfoot. tolG
us a month ago to watch out fol
the last part OF March as there
would be a lot Of weather turbul
encr toward the end Of the
month She mentioned something
about the equinox and a new
moon arriving together - anG
she said that will portcnd mast!
weather. And it did. and has
and is
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
HIGHEST SCORN

y radio writer returned to his
suburban home the other day to
find his SrNrn,yrar.uld son hrawl,
ing with a con,rmpury. You
get away from me-" the home.
ground child was saying And
you stay away. you-yuu-yOu
SPONSOR" - The New Yorker
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WANT Ed

WANTED - Office girl for work
in Gut Bank Reference rrquir.
ed. Write T. q. Box 24O7. Gut
Bank !. Bic
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HANDY MAN

HANDY MAN - Experienced in
painting. CarprNtcring. fixing,
etc. will take any odd jobs in
homes and businesses. Good
work, reasonable. Phone 46. 1t
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SEE iaL FOR
C:T Z A-UeDaS

SPECIAL FOR
C2T Z SATURDAY
FresI -ss.v - SEafOOOS
CLANS IN SHELLS
FRESH Wrc-E CRABS
SALMON AAliSu1
T1e- = K LED CHICKEN
5ec
PORK cACos 81
LEG o PORK 50.
FED BEEF
T BONES 50
CLUB STEAK so
RIB STEAK IS,
eONELE ee STEW ~,
HAMBURGER ~,
so5 ~ GENES MARKET
Browning, Montana
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PARK VIEW ESTATES

3223 PARK VIEW ROAD
Open Sunday, 2 to p.m.-Beautiful
split-level home. nearing completion;
located in fine residential area,
. directly AUDITING and bounded on
three sides by Rock Creek Park.
There Is o large reception hall, q
14x24-ft. living room extends with
three-way exposure into the rear
garden and views the grandeur OF
Rock Creek Park through three wide.
truly picture windows. Dining room
is large. The kitchen is well de-
signed beautifully equipped and
has spacious dining area). There
Is an adioining laundry and freezer
room. An upper level has three
large bedrooms and two lovely baths.
The lower level has a charming
recreation room. bedroom. bath and
space for a fifth bedroom. There
is a large screened porch. This
DISTINGUISHED home has the dignity
of traditional architecture and the
convenience Of the functional home,
To reach: Out Connecticut ave. to
East West hwy, right to intersec-
ton of Beech drive and left on
Jones Bridge road to Lavelle drive.
and left to Park View road and
house. INEz cUSHARD, Realtor.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MD, on ga acres-Six-
room. custom-built white brick with
full bsnlt., attached garage. screened
porch, Dashboard radiant heat; 1st-
floor Law. and dinette space; worth
your while to see for only 1850.
Open 1 pm. It'll dark, sun. or cal
4-4S11.. Directions: Out Colesville
to Tucker lane and follow open
signs to Reed residence.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

MD.-Gentleman's retire
ment home, small farm. 7h acres,
on State road; Groom, center-hali
p eSi oil y burner v0I hot.wate 4 heat
electricity. tobacco barn, garage.
poultry houses; shade trees. lawn,
garden. fruit trees, stream Excellent
neighborhood; $4,000. Terms.
LEONARD SNYDER. Tel. 1911. La
Plata. Md.
ueniences; nr. Fort Meade. Call
Glen Burnie 1889 for appointment.
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BETHESDA-$21,2s0
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
OPEN SUN. AND DAILY
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

3 hedrms., 2 baths, liv. rm. with fire.
place, separate dining room, de luxe
kit with table space; breezeway:
garage; closet space feature; base
ment with rec. rm. space; wide lot
beautifully handicapped, with plenty
OF trees. Come out Colesville I'd
about q mile past Four Corners
left at the village sign to 305 North
xssnt, ar Ju S soosf After Fl heater eaI
Mr.. Henderson. JU. 5-3S34.
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OPEN SUNDAY / TIL DARK
Attention, Investors
1923 Ft. Davis Pl. Sc.
FULL PRICE, $11,950

RA. 6-6912 Ma. 8-0227
COLORED = FREE RENT, 10-rm.
brick: excel loc.: small dn: payt.
8 apis; eompl. renov. BY OWNER
cGoAHoSR lEE550oFr BENNNG Rn.-
Modern 6-rm. semidet. brick; tile
bath on 1st and End u.s.. full bsmt:
gas heat, large yard: Priced to sell
with $3.50 down. Elk. 3-740O. AID.
ca6 IIso8SRSE;Dsess CASH. incl. settle
ment, bal. like rent. Attr.. modern
6-rm. brick home with bsmt,; va
cant; prompt poss. Lo. 4-6565.
coLoRED-23e9 18th PL.-Beauti-
fully decorated 5-rm. semidet. brick
home. Reasonably priced for immed.
sale. terms, to be arranged. Open
sunday; r. "a p Pm; sao ccL1FFRED
COLoRED-NEAR EAST CAPITOL,
sstsy t bsiek Side ssl f@s s ssa
rooms, tile bath, 8 porches, gas heat.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, IL.
4-34OO. LII, 2-5976.
COLORED-S63 MO.--Two-bedroom
full-bsmt brick VA approved. No
money down. Lu. 1-7496.
rm. row brick. $500 for quick sale.
AID. $4,000. Ext. AL or ia. 9-6141.
COLORED-GI--Mo 2-bedroom.
Diet. brick; gas heat. large yard.
Sl2,700; 5000 down, $77 mo. Elk.
3-7400, AID 4-S050.
COLORED-S1l1 goth ST. S.E.-2.
story frame. $3.50, $3.50 cash. SAC
mo. NE. $4,000.
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BETHESDA = Brand-new, spacious,
attractive brick rambler on 4-acre
wooded lot. OPEN SUNDAY AND
DAILY, l TIL dark. Three bedrms.,
baths, full basement, attic. SEE
THIS BEFORE YOU BUY. ONLY
SO. $50. Attractive terms. out
Wilson lane to Marburv I'd. left on
Marbury rd. to No. 1904 w. CLIF-
FORD SHERTzER. Builder. OIL.
6-65O0 or Jul 5-1747 s.
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BETHESDA-NEAR N. I. H
Brick Colonial. rejecting loving care
Center entrance plan, large liv. rm
lovely din. rm., well-euu:pped KIT
delightful screened porch overlook
ing rear garden: 3 bedrms., bath or
I'd fl. Exceptionally fine bSmt.
hood; / block to express bus. VII
accept CT contract.
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-, 2-940(
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HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS

w - 1ANO4NL bU 10
CONGRESS HE1GHTs-l74 Barring.
ton ST. Open 2 to I'm. Semidet
brick, 5 rms. Q large b.r., tile bath
fun bsmt;. fenced,in lot. AS Assume n
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE - 1926 Coco
Hope I'd. Open 2. to 5 pm. Corner
brick. 8 rms, 3 b.r;, tile bath, gar
immed. sale. RE. 5-6161.
LYNDALE-Of MINI. ave. Ills Ana
costa I'd. Open 2 to 5 pm. 3. sem a.,t
scr. porch, G1 approved, S1l.25o
FAiRFAX VILLAGE "A block of
Open 2 to pm. Corner brick. {
9ss eh ne Enqt o P PIPs Tef for f I'M
HILLcREsTE33a5 Highwood dr.. Oct
and bath. ist H.; recr. rm.. 2 frepl;
Sale or rent furnished. LII: 2-59I6
ANACoSTIA-of MINI; ave. All
D D9isf oil rR Ruh. s s4tas as
OFF ALABAMA AVE.-Nr. Coral Hills
Shopg Center Det. brick, center
hall. 6 rms. 3 b.r.. full bsmt.: scr
scaped lot. CT approved. S15,95o
ANACOSTIA-Large det.,. rms.
b,r., with 1OOx10O leYel lot: suit, foi
nursery or large family. LII. 2-5976
NEAR Both AND PA. AVE,-Det
brick. 6 rms, 3 BIZ. 1st-h. powder
rm recr, rm., gas heat; Sls,95o
OTHER GOOD LIsTINGs
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
Realtor, 1345 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Sales, rental. property management
insurance. LII. 4-3460, LII. 2-59T6
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
CT APPROVED

In q vell-planned neighbofhood. offer.
ing 8 bright bedrooms. fireplace IN
living room. separate dining room
all-electric kitchen. beautiful rec
reation room and fenced rear ward
To inspect, call RA. 6-S3S6.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
LANIER Pr. su. SPRING

Two new homes are offered at sacri.
nee ssE prices: brick picture windows;
a.; mod. kit; full bsmt.;. gas heat:
viii trade. Open Sunday pm,
Out East-West hwy. TO Sundsle TO
Quinton dr., left TO Lanier .pl. to
open houses. GOSS REALTY CO.,
INC Ma 2.12ka
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PARKWooD-NEW CAPE COD
nprN CIINnAv 1E

OPEN SUNDAY Is
1909 EDGEFIELD RID.
4 bedrmS., 2l2 baths, liv. rm. with
fireplace, separate dining room,
cleo. kitchen. living porch. full
bsmt.. garage; la-acre lot. Direc-
tons: Conn. ave to Saul I'd, left
to Edgefield. RoBT. L. LoWERY,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
coLoRED-s1,500 DIN.

249 nth ST. Sc.
OPEN 2 TO 9. Janison- built Colonia
brio, in. immac. eond.: LIST FIR. bed
rn., 2 kits. 2 baths; bsmt. with oil
heat: garage: also storage rm; many
lovely features. Mr.. Owens, HA
2-7332. ZAGAMI REALTY. Realtor
Ii 7-9377. 8
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING.
2 ob,I PAR SISgIY Bp:
Delightful custom built brick rambler
on corner lot Just Of Piney Branch
I'd. and Sligo Greek pkwy. Liv. rm.
with firepl.. sep din. rm.. streamline
kit. 2 spacious bedrms.,. bath.
screened porch. bsmt. with built-in
garage. Exclusive location. Asking
$4,000.
Dir: Out Philadelphia ave. to Park
side I'd. right to open sign. Mr..
Allen on premises.
HUGH r. PECK
1920 NEW HAMP. AVE. JE. 4-6400
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WILL GO CT
OPEN SAT. AND SUN,

1919 2Sth ST.
Brick semidetached. 3 bedrooms, Ia
baths, full basement, gas heat, open
front porch: near st. Xavier Church
and Highland shopping center; FILA
approved; $4,000: monthly pay.
ments less than rent. NEWCOMPP
REALTY SERVICE. 10. .1G55. .
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4 BEDROOMS
l520 w ST
BRICK BUNGALOW

PRICED TO SELL
4O17 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
OPEN 10 TO 9 EVERY DAY
semidetached brick; liv. I'm. -din. rrn.
comb, kit and powder nm. on LIST
IA full-size bedrms. and bath on
End A.: full bsmt. gas &C. heat;
mr.. shop. and transp. ABE FEM
STEIN. Builder. LII. 1-6761, EN-. 2
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Observation-Disclosures down. sos
per mo. to party buying OF who
Cape Cod on H-acre shaded, corner
lot. Privacyl Recreationl Full base
ment. Many extras. Ideal neighbor-
MSS hUSs. s ayf owN MIS- 10, .d Sos5s :,
samnerAN E center,ha foi prieR: lac
library or bedrm.. bath, on LIST 4.
huge kitchen, dishwasher, disposal
wall oven. birch cabinets: 3 twin
bath on end a.: fine, established
ssomnmaunniitSy6 TOWN d SUBURBAN
MCKINNEY HILLS-Loyely 3-bedrm
ssll.brk. ramb., Ice: lily: din. nm.
loads Of clos: ground level bsmt.
blk. from uncrowded pub. SCH. az
blks. st. Johns Parochial Sch. CT
under $4,000. no down paymt.. or
S sssg UNI , * q mort; ~; 5-e71s.
With firepi.. extra-lgs. din. nm. large
kit. with table space. / bedrni. and
half bath on end. Tile bsrnt.. garage,
yard. $3.50. MODERN REALTY
CO; NC. ~ 1880. .,-T
bedrms.. bath. Sis .zoo. Directions:
Out N. Il. ave. TO Oakview drive,
ESTATE. ~. $1,000. o ~
OAKVIRW-California cottage, IN
p rssy yard oai prsctions: 'fa'si
ave. to Oakview, left to Braddock
I'd. and open sign at 1904. BAINUM
REAL ESTATE. JU. $1,000.
PfNEY BRANCH RID. Flower ave-
4 bedrms., Ia baths, brick Cape
Cod with bedrm.. bath. apt. In bsmt.
Gas h.-w.h., gar. All this for only
S17.95o. BEERS BROS. Till s,
ROCK CREEK HILLS-We invite you
to call US about that much-desired
new brick rambler; several to choose
from; homes Of distinction. GoSs
REALTY CO.. INC. Ma. S-1S53.
ROCKvILLE-3-bedrm. rambler with
full bsmt., cor. fenced lot. Assume
Ice. Az loan. reas. down payment,
only 81, go BEERS BROS. TIL
1915 viers MIN rd.--5.
room, 3-bedrm.. 3-yr.-old rambler;
cedar shingles: 50, 700, subject tc
ground rent or $4,000 IN fee, CT
UN. 4-1626. COX d CO.. Po. 2-2970
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 1-lSO0
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HOUSES for sALE-s.E. tcons. J
VETs-NOTH1NG DOWN

-1fI 2A4ANO A0WN
Only $4,000, near Penna. and Ala
bama aves.--3 bedrms.. superb out
condition throughout: gas heat.
range. cleo. refgr.: many other ex-
tras; 5 years old. A community
group house. but a darling. H. G.
GARVIN. 10. 5-4477: ewes. and
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vIERs MILL VILLAGE - 2-bedrm
rambler with full bsmt.. on large
corner lot, l block from stores and
transp. Excellent cond. Aluminium
storm windows and doors. TNEZ
CUSTARD. REALTOR, EN-. 2-4232
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(PLEAsE CLIP THIS His ADJ
744 51St ST. Sc.
S14 950-S5O0 CASH
/ blk; left Benning I'd. and H; lovely
neighborhood.
GI approved; 2 complete apis, extra
finished rm. in bsmt., gas heat.
nice floors. lovely condition. Anchor
fenced yard Only S13,950.
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TAKOMA PIX, $11,95O-Must be sold
Just reduced, for quick sale; pretty
attic, inclosed porch; close in. Raj
Eel REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-1103 or
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Diet. home; lge. freed lot; lge. liv. rm.,
2 bedrms.. immac. kit. dinette; full
bsmt.; Diet. garage; S12,950 or make
ofier; 6Sl2. Westmoreland ave. 81
veteran: immaculate Diet. brk.: 2-bed-
room. 2-story home with slate roof
lovely wooded lot in q beautiful
community with every convenience;
new electric range and water heater,
full basement. Anchor-fenced, rear
yard, storm windows and doors. big
screened porch. FRANK S. PHILIPS.