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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
VIM. n. RIDDLE IN
MT. CARMEL HOSPITAL

VIM. H. Riddle, Elm Street, is
recovering in Mt Carmel Hospital
following an operation Wednesday.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

IPakistan pointed out that va
rious subcommittee reports-on
counter subversion. psychological
warfare. communications and
Standardization training = have
been submitted.
Our problems are a matter
of life and death to US. he said
international communism holds
q threat Of both invasion and
subversion. Our job is to see
that threat in all its nakedness. y
Mai. Gen. E. G. colyilIe Of
the United Kingdom said any
potential aggressor should realize
he win be faced in Southeast
Asia By q group Of nations de-
Itermined to prevent q third
world war.
French Capt. Andre Martinez
said. we have good material on
hand. Now Is the time to start
Ibniltiing the house"
Mai Gen. Rasmee RaianiYat
of Thailand said the SEATo ma
tions thave formed the basic
framework to move forward to-
ward an understanding OF COM
lmunisni.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
Pustor Resigns
Over Segregation

HATE6BURG, 8. c., Nov. :
R.-The Rev. George jackson
Stafford. s4-year-old pastor OF
the First Baptist Church here.
has resigned following what has
been called an informal dispute"
with some congregation mem-
bers over race segregation.
United States District Judge
George Ben Zimmerman. ST., is
chairman Of the church's Board
|of Deacons. His son, GOV. George
Bell Zimmerman, jr., Is q MEM
Der Of the congregation, but has
not attended the church since
moving to Columbia when he be-
came Governor last January.
Judge Zimmerman, who now
lives in Columbia, confirmed that
Mr.. Stafford,s resignation fol-
lowed an informal dispute He
said Mr.. Stafford entertains
'tbroad views" on segregation and
agrees with advocates Of inte-
grafton In the public schools.
The resignation was accepted
by the congregation October %.
The minister had no comment.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

borders he referred to. However
Turkey has . common border
with Red Bulgaria IN Thrace and
Ia frontier with Russia in the
East.
The president delivered his
address at the opening session
of Turkeys one-house pariia-
ment. It was attended BY most
diplomats accredited to Turkey,
including those from the Irop
Curtain countries. Parliament
adjourned for 10 days immedi-
Iateiy after Mr.. Bayar finished
his speech.
The 7I-year-0ld president de-
voted most Of his talk TO Tnr-
keys activities ID the foreign
field. He stressed particularly
the successful conclusion Of the
Baehdad pact welding Turkey.
|Iraq. Iran and Pakistan into a
defensive alliance along Russia's
southern boundary.
THE only aim Of this pact. /"
Inc assured the $40 deputies, SIS
Ito deter potential aggression.
He added, with gratitude. /"
that the pact enjoyed the Com
Itinuous assistance and enc0ur-
Iagement of our great friend and
ALLY the United States. .
Evening star., 1955-11-02
Reds Increasing
Forces, Turkish
Leader Warns

ANKARA. Nov. 2 B-Tur-
keys President Celal Bayar de-
Iclared yesterday that despite the
high level Big FouR meeting.
Turkey can see no evidence that
the soviet-ied Communist world
|has renounced aggressive inten-
Itions.
On the contrary. Mr.. Bayar
said in his annual state Of the
nation address to Parliament,
according to information reach
ing US these Communist states
ARE increasing their armaments
daily. We observe near our bor-
Iders certain manifestations and
activities that are far from
lreassuring.p
Mr.. Bayar did not specify what
Evening star., 1955-11-02

pact ACEA1Ol puWcISy Which,
heard the commander of the
United States Pacific Fleet. win
meet here for Is days.
The staff recommendation
are expected to form the basis
for decisions by Admiral Stump
and other chief military advisers
uf SEATO who win meet in JAM
slary at Melbourne, Australia.
Planners From Eight Nations
STAFF planners are here from
Australia, France, New Zealand
pakistan. the Philippines. Thai
Iand, the United Kingdom and
the United States.
Chief delegates also spoke
briefly.
Group Capt. @. c. Hartnell Of
Australia said: Many observers
Evening star., 1955-11-02

have noted an easing Of tension.
but as military men we must
take cognizance Of more than
surface indications. .
Wing Commander A. S. Agar
|of New Zealand said that the
conference will achieve far
reaching results. I'VE must take
the initiative in the progress Of
SEATO. " he said. He added that
New Zealand. as a small nation,
recognizes the Importance Of coll
lectiye defense.
Brig. Gen. P. Cruz of the
Philippines told the delegates
they should make SEATO ''an
instrument Of peace through Sc
curity."
| Brig. Sultan Moharnmed' Of
Evening star., 1955-11-02
MODERN


I pe. cordoson Mohoqony,
I q. Mocha Mohocony
I pe comso OK s2s.
2 pe. Lined Oak 40.
2 s Moeho MahoqGSs.
? q Cherry 42's,
= pe coraeo ook 447.
= *. Towny Birch 45s.
2 pc Woinut seS.
? pe. cordovon Mohooony.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

at
MORE FASHION DINING ROOMS before Come
dining dsnstyeb different the finest dining shs the Met
puse Come 70 Dining Room pmenade Bring the
on our spacious lots right next to stores Fsss
Evening star., 1955-11-02
Thief Tukes Bible

PHOENIX. Ariz. R.-A tray.
cling salesman reported thii
theft to police with mixed feel
Iings:: One Bible. three books on
Evening star., 1955-11-02

religion and some blanks to be
used in ordering religious arti-
Icles. The articles were taken
while he left his car in q park
ing lot.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
Keep Guard Up in Asia,
Stump Warns SEATO

HONOLULU, Nov H9.--Admiral Felix 3. Stump
told the opening of the SEATO military staff planners
yesterday their job is to shape program to guard
against further Communist aggression and insure peace
in Southeast Asia
The conference Of the eight nations Of the Manila
Evening star., 1955-05-28

But our favorite isa footlocker
which serves both as blanket box
and window seat. Make a slip
cover Of gay cotton for the foot
locker and pad the top with an
old bedpad or towling.
You'll be surprised what an
attractive addition it will make to
your room and how easy it will
be to reach stored blankets on
those few chilly nights when
they're needed.
Do-It-Yourself - One Of the
good features of apartment
living is the large number of
around-the-house repair jobs you
don't have to do.
Nonetheless, just because you
live in an apartment you needn't
lose out on that glow of achieve
ment and the money-saving in
volved in many do-it-yoursef
projects.
Fortunately, it's neither diff
cult nor costly to become an
apartment do-it-yourselfer. A kit
of tools which you can pick up
in nearly any hardware store for
less than SIS will be all you'll
want or need.
The basic kit should include
one light claw hammer, a small
all-purpose saw, a pair of long
nose wire cutting pliers, a sand
ing block, six-foot folding ruler
or metal tape measure, a boy
scout knife and a spiral ratchet
screw driver.
This screw driver comes with
a set of drill points and doubles
as an automatic hand drill for
holes up to 11/64 inch. One OF
those two-foot-high kitchen step
ladders is workbench enough.
Spice Steps-A good do-it-
yourself project to start on is
a pair of spice steps. While easy
to make, they serve a useful
purpose by bringing order to
cluttered kitchen shelves and.
as far as we know, cannot be
bought at stores anywhere.
The steps fit at the back of
a kitchen shelf and are used to
rack up spice cans or other small
kitchen items. Two steps 2A
inches high and 2 inches deer
are about all the usual Shelf
will accommodate.
Cigar box wood or one-fourth.
inch stock is sturdy enough fol
the steps. All you need to do lis
saw one notch in each of the
side boards and nail on the
risers and treads.
If you make the steps in two
sections, they are more likely
to fit into new apartment OF
house shelves when you move
If you make them in one section
measure them about "a inch
shorter than the full width OF
the kitchen shelf so that you
will be able to slip them into
place easily.
Evening star., 1955-05-28
APARTMENT FORUM
By NORMA and DON

A New Era-The swing TO-
ward more light. more color and
more convenience in apartments
is one of the really noteworthy
trends in modern city and sub
urban living. Take a look in
any half dozen new apartments
and you'll be convinced that the
drab and colorless age has
passed.
Not only are more walls being
painted in modern shades. but
the growing variety in floor COW
erings, wall decorations, curtains
and furniture is opening an ex-
citing new decorating outlook
for apartment dwellers.
Best of all there is an endless
number of new ideas on home
projects and decorating effects
cropping up now for every budget
and every type of apartment.
In this and subsequent COL
umns we hope to describe many
small do-it-yourself projects,
decorating ideas. space-savers
and just about anything which
will make apartment living more
convenient and more enjoyable,
We hope you will take part in
the Forum, too. by sharing your
good ideas with us.
Expecting Guests? - Anyone
originally from out of town
must eye the Washington Board
of Trades prediction on this
years influx of tourists with a
sense of foreboding. Among the
5 million out-of-towners ex-
pected to visit the area there
may be a few old friends OF
relatives who'll call you at the
last minute and ask you to put
them up overnight.
If you have a chair, an otto
man or sofa which opens into
a bed. your problem is solved.
But if you don't, you may be
forced into the position Of being
less hospitable than you want
to be.
One solution is an air matt
ress. These are inexpensive and
available at short notice in many
sporting goods stores. On an
Army cot or even on the floor
they provide surprising degree
of sleeping comfort.
Equally important from a
storage point of view, they can
be collapsed into packages
about the size of two folded
sheets.
Blanket StOrage-This is the
time of year when nearly every
one seems to have more blankets
than they know what to do with
Lacking an attic in which tc
store surplus items. the apart
ment dweller has a special prob
lem.
Blankets can be stored in
those long, low metal boxes
which fit under standard-size
beds. One or two can be zippeo
up along with moth crystals ir
one of those new plastic bags
now on the market and stored
on your hardest-to-reach shelf
Our neighbor solves the prob
lem by folding her blankets ovel
sturdy coat hangers and putting
them in mothproof clothing bags
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-26
Naiiona! JACL
Bowling Tourney
Due March 3-6

LONG BEACH Calig.-An esti-
mated Sc 900 in cash prizes plus
trophies for each event features the
9Th annual JACL National Bowling
Tournament to be held here from
March through
The mems events in this scratch
tournament has received the moral
sanction of the American Bowling
Congress and the womens events
by the WON n S international
Bowling Congress The former will
be held at the Virginia Bowl the
Kenmore Bowl is the site for the
womens events
A special classic sweepstakes for
the men will be held Friday Mar.
six games over II lanes with an
estimated cash prize of 81 600.
There will be a first place trophy
and squad prizes. entry fee $3.50
Including bowling.).
A special women's sweepstakes of
games over eight lanes will also
be held on March with first place
trophies and squad prizes, entry fee
is SIS Gncluding bowling
Entry in both mems and wom-
ems events (teams, doubles n d
singles) is open to all JACL men,
bers Entry fee for mems events
is SIS so and for women $500 (both
including bowling The all-events
fee for men and women is $100.
An ad d ed even t of mixed
doubles at $40 per team was also
announced along with a special
warm-up wen = the rag time
doubles on Thursday. March at
SIS per team. handicap two-thirds
of 200. $50 average minimum for
men no minimum for women
The entry deadline of January
81 midnight post mark will be
strictly observed cautioned tourna-
ment chairman E3sy Fujimoto En-
try fees must accompany the entry
except for rag time doubles which
are payable at the alley Checks
and money orders made payable to
Jack Kobayashi should be mailed
to the tournament office, care Of
Fred Ikeguchi, 2050 Santa Fe Ave.
Long Beach 10 Calf
Presentation Of prizes n
awards will be made Sunday Mar
6 at the traditional awards din
ner dance.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-26
q SIDELINE TOPICS

s1DE1NE TOPICS: only in the a-events battle will Seat
bombers
tourney Long Beach, they unpleasant
and queen bowling-Fuzzy
Chyo of Angeles n
handicap posted
for the PI sponsoring which
youngster job batboy the Baseball
Club there's
dsasefuy Favored
Tacomas we'll known tenpn ace Tadch
nsucting their
receiving respected
pert basketball director
scholar gadesa-
perfect
exSeate sports figure Henry Date and
a Taxa
York office
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-26
THE NORTHWEST TIMES Sc. 1894
NV( Basketball Schedule In Seattle
Monday Jan. SIlNYCl

Monday. Jan. S1tNVC)
7 pm -Wisteria VS. Lotus(G
pm.-Method VS. R. Chow(G)
pm. Union VS. Baptist(B)
Wednesday Fen. Buddhist
St Peters VS. Baptist OBJ
pm-Vikings VS.. Method CAD
9 p.m.-Savoys VS. Lancers(A
Thursday. Feb S(NvC)
7 p.m-R Chow VS. M Bowl(G)
8 pm.-Maryteens VS. Lotus GO
9 pm -Trojans VS. Cong OBJ
Monday. Feb 7NvC)
7 pm -Valed7 VS. Wisteria(GD
8 p.m.-M Bowl VS.. Lotus(GD
9 .m.-Maryteens VS. r Chow
GO
wednesday. FEB. ytBuddhist
7 p.m-Meth VS. Wisteria(G
8 pm -Valeda VS. Lotus(G)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-26

ONTARTO-Min Max 9mura 242,
Roy Sasaki 236; Min Nakamura
62s, Roy sadamori SOB Shig Hiro-
naka 212 584.
PORTLAND = Yosh Akagi 244
Ed Dong Gil.
SEATTLE = Kenji Yoshinaka
2l8. Sho Kosugi $50 Commercial
Bill Yamasaki 247-6l5, Tom Hi
daka CAT Sab Tsuboi 600 Pruney
Tsuji 621 Kuni Nakamura 62l Da-
vid Wong 622 Johnny "Yardley"
Chinn Gil. Kenny Oyama 500
Floyd Yamamoto Sic and Tux Nj
kami sos
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-26
PAGE FOUR
S!9I1|!}j|||s0


Seattle trnders packing belongings their
balls compete national
held Beach Calf scheduled from
through
nationally hold the
worry very the girls
1920 sights the 3 pockets They'll all right and don't be
shocked they national Led by
Mickey Seattle unit will be powerful in
Mrs Lois be the lineup.
Carol Date
hikawa Yokoyama planning take
trip bowlers really
of group
the Seattle Jared well national
principally failed
match the oppositon strength knowhow This Ken
Yokoyama shihuya
possibly Pruney filling
the wnninge Northwest Nsei tossers
plans Seattle kind chance in
Tsuj Red
without Ted Williams
their travelling squads official
y you
Why :. smooth having-oops!
Evening star., 1955-01-22
HOUSES foR SALIVA.


ALEX. Braddoek Hts, s,-1f contrasts
eceeptable On this S-pedfm. brick
Only SiS. 1880. Excinsive, i. +. sTEF-
FEY. JE 4-3447. --23
ALEX. ARRA, fn1mae, 2 bedrlis.
bsmt.. .seEidet,;. Sl1,QQo. oI egnr.
AMynHtssNRsS M ssksR lsss R;,sil "a; sulisso ss s,s so
Attractive Colonial. 2 stories: 3
bedrms.. iee. Nv. rfn., din. rIn.. h4s-
place. screened porch: close to
schools. transportation. OWNER
moving. KI. 0-8241. -.-93
sRNINARY ARRA--
fsSss tsssss. ef,Gs Sis tisssen sgsI fqSRs
painted. Convenient schools. trans.
Dortation, near Shirley Ihighwny.. Oh
approved, $4,000 KL o-214z
ARLINoToN = e-stors snarirIns
rnis., bath, liY. rrn. with hreplaee, din.
rm., KIT. full bsnit. with toilet AS
sune ~ OF loan. Other excel
Isnt terms oesnRsncy March 4.
ARniNGTcN isniEtssic SG' F6aEsf, i opeu sos
bedrm. Colonial. 10 min. from PEN
tRFor. air.cond.. diehWaAher, dis
pOsal. ear. M blk. from .shopplne
center. bus II door. 45S6 ist b; y.
AssEseipiE coa! sis 4 EsSssa@i E@srs0n. s2 t7.sssS
cnnRessHf tskshta6ook sup pGARbkNs sioss
Attractive and immaculate 3-hed-
room rambler with fun kngligh
aIss 81 ss f besaS asRsa's sounssysds
conpiete mod. kit.. lafse ecfeened
seRzsk s1REzsssk rAifIiPs. sfRiSfssS u. 5.sssSS.
ra4EhfExAzNsv siE "a I.sss attractive d 5sdrm.
siae lit, u acre; $500. Also y
bedrna, house. l-aeEe Elonnd, &Aeeo
NJ, ", 3-a49Q or pnnkirk E-7G7R
FALLS CauncEI AREA. Tysoas Cor
ss0gs iII,:.. sS: g IL Il tsIf III ias.l ne ssp, iSs
huge hit. disltwashef. store raigfs,
2 bedfms.. bath. Ind =, hedflae-
bath. din. Kna,,. eaVlp. kit@ eutside
entranee run :. es,nt IA !, sea1isTE TX
SggEths n lgelsSs l8seslssSSas. y l.5abs. Is
FALLS faGncH.-4(Vets.1 approved:
SiS.75o, nothing down. centrally
l0cated FHils Church ptcpey nl.
shopping, nun ana t4eAtles AlyExn
brick Gaze Cod; lee. lly, rnl.s picture
iot. tfsss Coed psisi6c 6crkoed. STAB.
way 10 lee. un1ln, attic. f0E ndosa
.gIInes. Near public and nAg0ehiAl
scho1is. out Lee hwy q Great Falis
strees befgrs STATE Tnsetfs. tsyn g
70 Ne. $50 kfisy street fnagiFs
FsEfs CHURCH AnKA--s bsaroons,
baths. nl<nfy OF Ku61 Ser the
EregilE tan!lyi M IIttIs g. s, hgs q
sSSoe. f2sR sssa'1R 1RRAl41. 4 s.sssS
IFsrts cnuRcn AnRA, sis.566-
Ths slerm 81. 81 ola Eilli1@,sssn5E .l Ks,es e
Cod Isl a Si-ft, LIVING room stoEg ;
book kttehea, elninG nfo4, : eee-
rooms tIled bath. en4 A. anel1t
ut T6S II. 1esp. I,ucIkLE COOK.
JE' G-3S72. VI. s-x1o4. u. 4-N25t.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

BOWIE, MD.$S, $50
Easy terms; 2-story ash, si1insle:
sE:. liy rT INV din rn ,la rl. AZ Ssdrs Ems,
HE. $500: ewes. WA, T-4S32. w.
w. LEWIS. -23
Evening star., 1955-01-22
,lonial Investment Co.
-. . =. :. ~, 40
WnnnSinE. I;;a lI;: Ii; MD.

A comfortable family -size detached
Ss sses sS aS ssisss g s.sn eSss sss
trss.li9sd 9 street ST Erse e, q sraiiic RAJ -
out and literally Convenient %
rIyiEa riEyESyEEz6a6HN EEz6a6HN swraH fERE9oaNf, fsTFRESEaes,
way way 10 % stcfase attic: @ stel I'll iSassmsnt.
usual garden space at the rear for
sSSss YSsSs sssssteSsNSE sss WNER Els IS axSsxloSs xsoSSs
Eo, sEI1 III T9o22Ags 9o22Ags.A ATp 81. sys5RsniSS. ygss5RsniSS..
TAos J. Srsafk : CO.. NC, 81.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Open Sat. Sun. 1-5P.M.

0PSAi 0nb. -ouii.t 10 M.
The 'Maryiander Expandabie'' "A
truly the greatest combination OF
quality, construction. location and
price In elose-in Silver Spring.
Priced $14, $50 to SIG, ,45O
ONLY A FEW LEFT
g. and 4 bedrooms Tor den), glass
inclosed tub and shower. finished
recreation rm., side porch, lst-n.
powder room and WESTINGHOUSE all
electric Kitchen.
Only few lefti No cost to Vets.
FIiA terms to all.
shopping center.
Y block to school,
Your old home will be considered
TO reach: Drive out N. H. ave. to
University lane. left at Hot Shoppe
TO Carroll ave-, right on Carroll to
500 block and model home.
ISEN BROS, Butiders-Realtors
HE. 4-281S Ewes. AD. 2-206S
Brokers Protected
Evening star., 1955-01-22
$3.50 Cash ar

7,his S-hedfm. ail-briek, Coloniall
home, oiiered for the nrst time.
deen frsSse. dishwashef, dispusAli
incfcsed porch and sforn windQFt
and 4 presently owned hy I euiidef
cirsct ne 81 IiisStinns ana many extra
features not Mentioned. We ean
f isaars s wshicS s ss e.ii have sSis SssE.
ind, snd v9Afe s ~ ,elph h,,spsJa p vs.s as,
Sa SssaiIs h III % sss6ESicS VI. VI.
SSRESss " ALSs sl,Ss NC. I4sa als I =.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS, Suitland area. $3.50
Reamy---2 b.r, Cape Cod; basement.
exp. ATTIC; lse. fenced lot; $l3,750.
sRANCR Raj yHvE.---Loyeiy brick; 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths, large pine-paneled
living room with fireplace, separate
DINING room. den, BASEMENT; 2-car
SsTSss Ssnsr trassrfsa aSsEass ea T'e af Esss
DENTAL. hEALTy co: ga
b. C.--Smail modern home. ! yr,
eld With I bedroom. equipped %
rrn.. M.eere wooded lot: So, 500:
ssSssaw sSlssaasasw 's.R. IT, Clinton. ehSssalY ma,
ciIInEuM IhPlsih ffisYSHkacE, dust sS across
p. c. line. mr. New Hamp. ayel--
4-bedrm. brick; 3 yrs. old: firepl..
bsmt,i fenced yard nf. bus. shops.
JOHN y. JOHNSON. WA. 7-59sSo.
CLINTON, MD. Dapsernsla ar. ~
ssth. faii' f' Sssenent' oii &C, heat. %
terms, terms PiNKNEY A. aARNsiiiigAywy..
u. Clinton. Nd. Cypress $500
III
cOLLgGE PARK-By owner; 3-bed-
rni. brick rambler: full bsnit.. knotty
lPs 81 spbss.sd bss s sissaS iSsassSf VIZ Isnfss fsssse
cOLLEGR PARK--2,l acres. LoSely
4-rooiN bungalow: excellent for Z
couple who want 3 nice home plus
ample greunds, priced &C 313sD00.
Should OIL LOUIS MILLER REAL
cSILkcE PARK. saoo sand ave ave-
open Sunday. 8 rooms. If baths;
breeseway 70 akFaee: large lot; hot.
water 81 heat. $4,000. WINSTON
cOLLEGR PARK. Hoilywood--Si2, !
500. CT no down payment. 3-bed.
rm. rambler. rec. type bsmt, Anchor
Iasfe 5sisa. ss:al.ols = WA. eAssSbs a.s5ds. wa &
c6iERSs siSSgS rARk, Hoilyvood--l-SIi. OF nd
down pAyk., $67.50 mo-. plus taxes:
a-bedftn.. Colonial separate din. fin..
full htint., auto, heat. Coresr lot;
3 s3,ASe. 4. cARLYLK Dc BozIERi
Rsaltof, WA. $4,000, WA. 7-e000,
RasT RYvEkDA1x fTempietor
ollsl---You,n Eet more for. youI
money IN 1 duplex, This brick ont
q only ) years Old, has 3 bedrms,
trees. and is VA approved Good
loc, For sale by OWNER. ior Si2..
bQp. CAL Wa. 7-s2f3, --23
FO2ikSTvILLk, only $ii .aSO 0i--9.
bedroom rambler; large living room
modern Kitchen; ideal for Andrew
Ritld personnel; eeil Mr.. Fenland
~. 2.9eil or Lu. a-Te00. rku'
DENTAL REALTY Co --93
nYATTSFkL1E---s Spacious oldsr-typs
homo. Near 81. Jerome,s,. bed.
rn,s,. hstnt,. gaeaEe. $l3,7bo, JOIN
Hi.i6IRaEsf A iMIaEf kHkiriniYYss HiiiYsOo. = ssniset
falI SsSt bs o&Efk. sSiS ssii
LAND0VfI HILLS cAlifnffifs ram,
bitt. Gf approved AZ S12.e50. !
bedfnis.. eqnipped Kitchen. gee heat
LArxe utllfty room. wooded let. Cal
stll p.m., ROBERT 3 DAVIS 4
iEH0TIY PARK AREa toWNER =.
Rss Rssdr. Fn viz 81. as1s. Ss iSi: 'sassi sasei
c0n1,: oI approved. e16,S50. HI
a-65kS, Ont N. II. ave. Is MI pas
d. G., Fiaht on Kfskine " 1910
---a3
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Distinctive Home for
Discriminating BUYER

xngiish styls. center hSll, 4 6edrms. !,
baths, maids rfn,s Lovely iss AZ
t5-ft. pAHcle1 rec. rn. with uyepk;
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sTsr. No SkokERs. I'm wEsT,
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1 BEDRMS. S.-$l6, ESQ
BRICK CAPE COD

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home Is very convenient % new
cssholis @ s. sshoei g a., sis ss ie shstifee' ,S On
1000 e0l fes fuither asssils; LAST sis.
FREDERICK w. BERENa NC.
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MoNTSGlzoclMNESRSYil' clN ~ HILLS

owner trans. TO Calf. $1,000 for
:tss ssssins aSsdTn s asTT s1,fs gtnsiss Is
place wall, din. rIn. I6xf2, mod. kit,
ige. scr. porch. Law. in bsmt., atf;
gar; close to all schools: bus AZ AZ
corner. Dir; qa, ave; 70 s31o| to|
Seminary rd. and continue on toI
Seminary until you reach Gwyn-
dale, turn left to 9611. Qpen.
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HOUSE foR sALE-MD.
FOREST HEIGHTS

42S WOODLAND DIR.
Brick rambler. 8 lee. bedruB.. step
down Nv. m. with ArepL; built-in
far.: screened rear porch; beaut
view or the river. For particulars
cali NBWCoMB REALTY. 10. 3
1855. Exclusive Brokers, Is
FOREST HTS.BY OWNER
e-rm. brick rambler; ire. master bed
fna. has Wv. carpetinD and All
eond.: full hsmt.. y bath. 2-cnr "a
cffcer being Transferred. sac.
$500. Open Sun No DelaweEe
dr. 10, 1880. -.--xJ
FORESTVILLE
Open Sat. and Sun.
5 MARTHA 81. Det. brick Cape Cod,
Lig. rm., separate din. TIlas laree
kit.. bedrm. and powder fm. on 1st
d. end A. y large bedrms. and
bath. Fuli bsmt.. OIL acc, heat;
f,arze lot. Convenient TO Al
schools and transportation. Price,
sI5.950 Directions: Out "a. ave.
s.e.. left on Alabama to Marlhorc
Pike, out Marlboro Pike 70 SIND
ave, turn left block TO Martha
ST.. right TO property. cau Il
souTHEAsT REALTY CO.
H.
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WHEATON
OPEN
SUM-, / TIL DARK

2s20 HARDY AVE,
..ee. 3-bedrm. brick rambler; CT ap-
praised: 2sxl1 liy. rfn. with nrepl;,
hsnit. with outside entrance. knotty--
gas ,r rec yn isslnpss with ssas NJ, dgSss Y.c. q
nU9a isSsl lot ii. uS'1 Terms foS aaaiihed aI.
$3.50 cash moves you IN; 500
Sssnz tsSes ana Insurance. Dir; oat ds.
ave. blks. past wheaton light.
left on Parker 3 blks.. 70. IvaEfce,
Iight On Iyanhee pr. g Hssdy,, 5s,;,
sign. For details. call Mr. Wood.
= Colonial Investment Co.