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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Civic and Study Clubs

Wemen's City Club-Tomorrow. 6:45
pm. French class. Tuesday. 8 pm,
board of directors meeting. Friday.
1:30 pm, card playtng group.
saturSsy Pm 1,r spsake ef p MIS-:
bury baking contest, How ! Won
$4,000"
WASHINGTON Ciub-Tomorrow.. IL am.
book review. Tuesday, IL am.
speaker, Frederick Leishman. First
Secretary Of the British Embassy,
"Prosress and Problems in Postwar
national luncheon: with Mrs. z. Hol::
loway. wife of the Ambassador Of
the Union Of South Africa as guest
Mrs. Holloway at 1915 pm.
District League Of Women voters
gnits to discuss The District aS School HS
sTess Heiehts unit. with Mrs. Irene
Tuesday, / Pm, Dogntoxn Day
chase e% w ssis Chevy 70 chass e esn
munity Building. 1901 Connecticut
avenue. NV. Wednesday. 10 am.
asp ssSSons unit ss1 gte . NEE S SoRr
pay unit. Mt. Pleasant Library.
Sixteenth and Lamont streets NV.
% eut sn cs P I0P Psrt
Library, Connecticut avenue. and
pm. Mt. Pleasant Evening unit. All
sS 0ai Ha}Rard sree Ghq NM
70 am. Southeast Day unit. with
drive Sc, THURSDAY. 10 am.
E PsiE2rth es Soni sixth Hish st mss
NV. Thursday. 8 pm, Downtown
EVENING unit. League Once. Thurs
day, Sis pm, Hillcrest unit, with
MS MIS- Francis ram. qukenhous. 341s High
Alexandria League Of Women Voters
S SmSGGS" s!7 DnH sns Sth % arise E. &C. G.
. morrow. sis pm, with Mrs. M. L.
Rath. 92s South St Asaph street.
Tomorrew. SIS pm. with Mrs.
SseTsi A Affyl Mrs. ars n
Shirley Duke. Tuesday. 10 am.
WITH! with Mrs n,,. NJ ! sonoskys 2 Wash
with Mrs. 3. j, Mccain. s507
Health and Welfare Problems"
American Association Of University
Women, Washington Branch-To-
morrow, pm. visit to art classes
and art show at Wilson Teachers
streets NV, Wednesday. ii an,
arts poetry group.
AAUW. Alexandria Braneh-Tuesday
pm, social studies and status Of
women groups, with Mrs. Allan
Bartlett. 1907 Carolina place; topic.
Bank Services and Wills" Tues
day, s pm, music group. with Mrs
James Foster. BATS South Utah
street. Fairlington; topic. art
Songs Of England and the Scandi-
navian Countries"
.AAUW-siIver Spring Branch--Wed-
nesday, $3.50 pm, Fairfax Hotel.
benefit dinner Thursday, pm,
creative arts group, with Mrs. will
liam K. Laird 306 Brewster court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Two Fashion Shows

A spring fashion show given
by the Ladies Sodality of st.
Jerome's Catholic Church in
Hyattsville win be held tomor-
row in the school auditorium
of the parish at SPOT Forty
third avenue. Proceeds are for
the benefit of the new church
building fund.
On Thursday. the Mother
Seton Unit of st. James
Frances de Chantal Church,
9527 Old Georgetown road in
Bethesda, will sponsor a chill
dren's fashion show at 8:15
pm. In the basement Of the
church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Business ond Professional Clubs

Venture Club Of Montgomery County.
Tuesday, s pm. Rock Creek Recre-
alton Center, card party for civic
projects.
Zonta Club Of Washington--wedne
day, 1880 pm YWCA: clnb lunch
rector WASHINGTON international
Center, THE International Center"
Soroptimist Club Of WsShington--
Wednesday, l p.m.,. Willard. Hotel.
club luncheon; speaker, Neal Stan
ford, Washington correspondent for
che Christian Science Monitor, Far
East Crisis and the Current Situa-
ton In Russia"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
On the Club Calendar

Conference. Tuesday. 8 pm. Co
lumbia Chapter. chapter Eouse, Ma
tional defense meeting: speaker. Mr.,
at Industrial College Of Armed
Forces. Tuesday. pm. Federal
City Chapter. chapter house;
speaker. Mrs. Ethel Duke Barrows.
National librarian-curator Of chill.
dren Of the American Revolution,
kathleen Douglass Doll Collection"
Tuesday. 8 pm. Fort McHenry
SSh oaP. 9th M5s Eihg H0 st1sst
South. Arlington, Virginia, Tues
day. 8 pm. Junior Committee. Con-
stitutiop Chapter. meets with Senior
Group. Constitution Chapter. chap
ter house: film. Wednesday. 5 pm.
Marcia Burns Chapter. chapter
house. Thursday. 8 pm, Col
james Mccall Chapter. chapter
house. Saturday, 1870 pm. Chill
dren of American Revolution, chap
ter house. benefit card party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Community Clubs

Junior Woman's Club Of Silver SPRING
Tomorrow, pm, Falkland Rec
reation Room, Sixteenth street and
East-West Highway, arts and crafts
section.
Woman's Community Club of Ken
sington - Tomorrow, 1890 PM,
book department luncheon. with
Mrs. Lyman Smith. 394l Washing
ton street.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase--Tues-
day, 8 a.m.-12 noon, Spanish
classes. Wednesday, .9:45 am.
music section rehearsals. Wednes-
day, / pm, German section. Thurs
day, 1870 am. French section.
Thursday, 1915 pm. Spanish sec
ton. Friday, $50 pm. square
dance section. Saturday. $50 pm,
National Symphony Orchestra Bene-
At, featuring Justin Lawrie Singers.
Alexandria Woman's Club-Thursday.
9 pm. Recreation Center, 1901
Cameron street. general meeting:
speakers from the Embassies of Bra
I'll and Italy to discuss the Most
Celebrated Day in Their Countrys
Tourist Attraction"
Petworth Woman's Club Friday.
1890 pm, Good Earth. Restau-
rant, fine arts section luncheon:
speaker, Mrs. 8. H. Tan, wife Of the
Chinese Minister. Chinese Gus
toms and Food"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Alumnoe Clubs

Pembroke Alumnae Club Of Washing
ton---Today. 4 pm. AAuW Head
to honor Mrs. Doris Hopkins Sta
pleton, newly appointed .alumnae
secretary of Pembroke College.
Alpha Chi OMEGA Alumnae. virginia
Group-Tomorrow, 8 pm, with
Mrs: Dale 8. Thompson. 1905 Ar
lineton boulevard, Arlington. Sat-
urday, 3 pm. Knights Of Column
bus Club, 91S Tenth street NV"
junior group date party"
Sweet Briar Aiumnae Club Of Wash
irgton-Tuesday, Arena stage,
performance OF The World of
Sholom Aleicham" sponsored by
the club.
ri Beta Phi Alumnae Club Of Airing
ton -Alexandria-Tuesda 8 pm.
with Mrs. John P. Brock: election
of officers.
Randolph Macon Woman's College,
Alumnae Nucleus Group-Thursday,
. pm. with Mrs. Calvin N. War
field 1411 Highland drive. Silver
Spring,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-06
Leaders of Eastern
Star Are Installed

Officers Of Chapter No. G7
Order of Eastern Star. of Oakland
were installed at a regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hazel Walter was installed
as worthy matron. Others to be
installed were Rcaford Pubaugh
worthy patron; Glcnroot Dilley
associate patron; Eleanor Shay
conducucss; Martha Lou AShby
associate conductrcss; Beryl Gort-
ner, secretary; Alma RathLun
treasurer; Ethclrae Snyder. chap
lain; Ann Purbaugh, marshal;
Anita Mealy, ORGANISE; Kathryn
Speichcr, Adah; Virginia Hay
hurst, Ruth; Alice Proudfoot,
Esther; Charity limbaugh. Mar
tina; Elisabeth Thayer, Elccta;
Helen Kight, wardcr; nellie stem
pie. sentinel; ami Louise Currie
Prompter.
Installing officers included Mary
Jones, Mabel Teets, Lois Naylor,
Myra Martin, Louise Curric and
Elsie Sncel. There was also a re-
dedication service conducted by the
officers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs.. Oliver NJ. Smouse
and two daughters, Miss Mary and
Lorcna Jean, of Clarksburg. W.
Va, were guests Of relatives here
on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Cooper entertained a
number of friends at the home of
her parents, Nh and Mrs. J. S.
Cooper, North Third street. during
the holidays.
The Mayor and Town Council of
Oakland will have its regular
monthly meeting next Monday
evening, January 10. in the council
chamber, Third street.
S SGT. and Mrs. Ariel D. Robin
son ami two sons, of Langley air
force base, Va, were visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Robin
son during the holidays.
Mrs. Homer L. Bennett and
Howard D. Naylor, of the Oakland
Hardware company, left Tuesday
night for Chicago, H., to attend
the Furniture Mart display.
Mrs. Wilson X. lowering, who
resides at the William-James
hotel, fell last Friday at the foot
of the stairs and fractured her
right arm. She is a patient at Gar
rett County Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Earl Grove and family, Of
Hagerstown, visited her sisters-in-
law, Miss Ethel Grove and Miss
Frances Grove, at their home at
Deep Greek Lake over the week
end.
Miss Freda Louise Cooper and
Miss Barbara Lou Glotfelty enter
tanned a number of their friends
at New Years eve party at the
home Of the latter's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Glotfelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Playford Ryan
were given a surprise "housewarm-
ing" by members Of her bridge
club, their husbands, and other
friends on New Years Eve. Mr..
and Mrs. Ryan moved into their
new home on old state road, at the
north edge Of Oakland, the week
before Christmas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-06

There is someone, somewhere, whose Whole
day would be frightened just by an unex-
pected telephone call from you. Wherever
that special person may be, your Long Dis
lance call can be put through quickly easily,
and at less cost than you might imagine.
And right no10 is the perfect time to do it!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-06


Robert J. Stanton returned to
work yesterday at the Standard Oil
company plant here. He had been
convalescing following a leg oper-
alton in October
Mrs. d. f. Offutt spent Monday
in Morgantown, w. Va. Misses
Vida Bolyard and Barbara Boly-
ard, Morgantown, are guests of
Mrs Offutt at present.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Jewell and
two daughters, of Wilmington,
Del, were Weekend guests of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Clara N.
yelling. and other relatives.
Mrs. Helen Thayer will enter
tain group of her friends at a
bean supper this evening, the oc-
casion being a housewarming at
her residence on Third street.
Mrs. Lester c. Yutzy. Crcllin,
plans to leave next week for Hy-
attsville and Winchester, Va, to
spend the winter months with her
daughters and their families.
Mr.. ana Mrs Offutt Kisner and
son, Melvin. Mrs. Lena kisner and
Mrs. Eva Moon spent the weekend
al Fort Jackson, 5. G., with Pvt.
Carl z. kisner, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kisner and husband Of Mrs. Lena
kisner
ne Nl'SSlo'''iH S..0'e'@ ~ ''V
day evening. January II, at the
home of Mrs. James {. Lemmcrt,
at S o'clock. Mrs. Kari +. hahl VIII
lead the topic, The Aoacn Mis-
sionaly.'
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Donald Slnceil.
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formerly oI O"NI''i,'' - W / = - ''''eS
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-06

The Board of Directors Of the
Mt. Top Chamber Of Commerce is
having a meeting this afternoon.
Mrs. John Veader entertained
members Of her bridge club at her
home at Mt. Lake Park ON Tuesday
evening.
Mss +" .'@ Np' y w NY '''',''''
l''''''"e'9 VI '''i ~ ''-' ''''- ''' u 0
nome OH O'''''' gu ''' -'0''''''
evening
S/Sgt. and Mrs Walter F. Wolf.
San Bcrnadino. Cal. announce the
birth of a son, Warren Frederick,
Mrs. Clayton Hauser underwent
a major operation on Monday and
again on Wednesday in Garrett
County Memorial hospital.
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F" o''''.' ''u' " - ''e'' ~, y" ''' ~ :
u'E V''',i''S' '"'''''' =" '' @
" imam ''''''' ''''' 80 gaze p '"'
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. yelling.
of Frostburg. spent the weekend
with the formers mother. Mrs.
Clara NJ. yelling. and other rela-
tivcs
is patient in Garrett County Ne
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-06
PAGE FIVE

Scientists are. hopeful they can
control behavior by working direct
ly on brain cells.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-03-19
It's IT ) t1!!;h!2L;.;A!!!!!,W'!!!'!
siV.d = II Ii';' .aDaa n
!, SERVICE OF PROCESS
/ WASHINGTON SIAN
IN ASQoUu

Probably the most important
single step involved in a law suit
is the serving of the summans and
complaint upon the defendant.
This and the filing of the papers
with the county clerk commence
the action.
Service of process in ordinary
civil cases may be done either by
the sheriff or his deputies, or by
airy person 81 years of age or
older who is a citizen of the United
States and a resident of the state
of Washington, and who is of
sound mind
Contrary to the opinion of many
valid service may be made at
any hour of the day or night as
long as it is not done on Sunday
or on a court holiday. Such SER
vice may be made at any place in
the jurisdiction of the court il
it is made upon the person to whom
It is directed. If a substituted SER
vice" is made it necessarily must
be made at the partys usual place
of residence.
Just what constitutes a valid or
legal service of process may often
be a question that the court must
determine, but generally speaking
a service is valid if:
l. Ii is served personally upon
the person to whom it is directed /;
2. II is left with a person of suit
able age and discretion lin Wash
ington the courts have held a child
of Ia to be of Suitable age and
discretion who is a resident at
the usual residence of the person
to who mthe process is directed.
Many persons have the mistaken
belief that a visit from the process
server sets up a game of tag be-
tween themselves and the latter.
but this is not true. The person
served need not touch the paper
nor sign for it, before the service
becomes valid. The process server
need not get any closer than shout
ing distance in order to make the
service valid, if the person to be
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-03-19

served knows the purpose of tn e
visit. Nor is it necessary that the
process server see the person he is
serving. If he knows the perso non
the other side of the door is Joe
Doe, OF even Mrs. Doe and that
Joe is not at home, he may leave
the papers in the door, as the SER
vice is valid
1t is presumed, especially if a
sheriff or his deputy served the
paper, that the service is a valid
one and it is the duty of the per-
son claiming otherwise to show
that it was not properly made
This column is written to
inform. not advise. Facts may
change the application OF the
law
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-03-19
LEARN TO SWIM COURSE SET

Spring training for summer
safety" is the motto of parents
who have registered their fifth and
sixth grade sons for free SWIM
ming classes during the YMCA's
Learn-to-Swim Week. All parents,
who have not yet done SO, are
urged to return their sons enroll
ment cards to the schools at once
''Deadline for enrolment is Fri
day. March Is" Paul Meats, COM
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-03-19

mittee chairman, warned. BE sure
to use the card your son brought
home from school to enroll him,
and return the card to school no
later than this Friday"
The week is scheduled for April
Through April so that young
sters can attend classes during
spring vacation. Instruction, which
is free, will be held in the Down.
town YMCA pool.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-03-19
Bowling Marks
D Ontario Nisei Major League

. Ontario Nisei Major League
Shig Hironaka 226, 236, $50,
. Ontario Nisei Commercial
Paul Hirai 228, Karl Tanaka $40
Q SNGBO League
Mickey Oyama 1876, $40
Jackson Furniture, $40, 2499
YoYo Konishi $40, Amy Takano
SOS Marge Senda 524, Carol Daty
522, Pat Tanagi $50.
q Nisei Merchants League
Perky Wong 265, 622
Mas Nakamichi SOC Augie Ara
TAM SIS, Hod Otani 551, Cone Ia
keuchi 500, Saddle Baba 557, Hiro-
shi Mizokawa 500, Hide Yabuki
Sis, Rich Itaoka 500, Yuk Takeu-
chi 5O4, George Iwasaki 537, NobS
Akada Sol, Bill Kawahara $40
Tats Furugori 5l4, Tad Kono 500
Jiro Yoshitake 500 Aubrey Fun
al $50, Tosh Mano $40
Q Oregon Nisei League
Vic Wong 235, Phil Wing 600
Ed Dong $50 Vic Wong sos, W
Nal:amura Sol, T Kiyokawa 524
Tom Osasa SOC, s. Hinatsu 542, j
Full sos, Z. Walanatsu 576, H. L
nukai 30, To-. 5.n3 500. v. Nishi-
jima Sill, Y. Akagi $50, H. Waka-
bayashi sos, I. Yamasaki 537, s. O.
kazaki 504, H. Itami sol S Hongo
500, T, Shiiki 528, j. Fujii ST., R
Shiiki 507, Duke Tanaka 564, c
Maehara $40, Kaz Ochiai 504, S
Akagi SGT.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-03-19

TOKYO-Shigeru Kaneko ia
pans Little Rocy Marciano. "
slaughtered Ben Escobar of the
Philippines in five punch-packed
rounds this week, retaining the ORR
ent featherweight championship.
Referee Jack Sullivan stopped
the uneven brawl at the end of the
fifth with Escobar's face punched
into pulpy mass.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-03-19
SPORTS Shorts IN US. AND JAPAN

SAN FRANCISCO-Protos, 1854
winners of the No. Calf. NAU
IA" basketball title, pulled a re-
peat last week by downing Berkeley
Nissei 81 to So. The victory gave
the Protos a clean sweep of the
second half. They had previously
won the first half by defeating the
San Francisco Barons in a play
off.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-03-19

Stan Tsujikawa of Auburn was
first-place winner in a recent city
wide handicap bowling tournament
held in Seattle Rec.
, 1955-01-12
WEST INDIES INVESTMENT COMPANY
Alexander Theatre, Christiansted

800 shall perform ali present administrative and operanon-
ii RESPONSIBILITIES presently exercised by the various Execu-
cutive departments, bureaus, Independent boards, agencies
authorities. commissions, and other instrumentahnes Of the
government Of the Virgin Islands or Of the municipal govern
ments which are herein abolished ana whose hcu - =
haro;n +ranssferred to the Department Of Education. The De
nartment shall prepare the budget for the Department fr
Submission to the Commissioner Of Insular Affairs.
Sec. ae). There is hereby established within the Pc
nartment. j Virgin Islands Board Of Education constituted
as follows: The Commissioners Of Education who shall serve
40 Chairman, three citizen members residing in the munlcl-
patty of ST. Thomas and st. John and three citizens residing
n the municipality Of ST. Croix appointed by the Governor
for terms Of four years after initial staggered appointments
Of two and four years respectively which shall constitute the
state board for vocational education required by the Acts of
Congress. In addition to its powers and duties elsewhere pro-
Continued tomorrow
, 1955-01-12
CONTINUED from yesterday


Sec. q lb).There shall be in the Department an Assistant
Commissioner who shall be appointed by the Governor, who
shall perform such functions as the Commissioner may pre-
scribe and who shall hold office during the continuance IN
office Of the Governor by whom he is appointed and until his
successor is appointed and Qualified, unless sooner removed
by the Governor.
Sec. 2c) There is hereby established within the De-
partment three divisions which shall be known as the Elemen
tary School Division, the Secondary School Division and the
Library, Museum and Recreation Division. There shall be at
the head Of each Division chief officer who shall be designat-
ed as the Division Head who shall perform such functions as
the Commissioner may prescribe.
Sec. 2Ol The Department shall have general authority
and jurisdiction to exercise general control over the enforce
ment Of the laws relating to education, to promote the cause
of education and achieve a high level Of general educationl
throughout the Virgin Islands, and to promote vocational|
training so as to assure the skills necessary 50 as to assure
the development of the Virgin Islands; to establish and main
tain facilities and programs %furthering the objective of assur-l
ing a democracy vibrant and alive to expanding social needs;l
to administer and operate all publicly supported educationall
and recreational facilities and programs including specialize
ed instruction, vocational and apprenticeship training pro-
grams and recreational areas; to administer and operate all
publicly supported libraries, museums and parks; to admin
ster and operate a single school system including the c%ertifi
cation, selection and appointment of school personnel and
other activities directly related thereto. All Of the funchonsI
provided in Bill No. /, The Fourth Legislative Assembly of
the Virgin Islands Of the United States, approved January 25,
1910. Bill No. Z, The Fifteenth Legislative Assembly Of thel
Virgin Islands Of the United States approved September 19,
1850 together with those functions provided in any amend
ments or any other laws dealing with education in the Vir-
gin Islands shall be lodged in the Department. The Depart
Evening star., 1955-11-03
HOUSES FOR sALEMD.
MoNTcoMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA CEsARSER This il i'll
A 3-he0rn.. 2-BATH rambler show
ing afchitecfurhi INGENUITY Is well
as being snretty Is picture" both
inside and out. Liv. rm,. din. Ell,
modern kit. with breakfast nook,
plus 3 real genuine heqrnis. Huge
tiled bsT1t. and pulidowh stair
way to large storage attic, The To-
catlciI couidn,f De better for schools
and Transportation A sensational
value az Sg2,1b0s FRANK Q. PHIL
LIPS. or, e-7oo6. Ewes OF. Az
Argyle CLUE ESTATE, nr, eclf
codrEe Dek, 6sfIav all-bfick home,
hErnt., gas heat excel. value: SI3.-
n5Os Gf approved. Cail HE. 4 -0400.
BEfiiEs1A Price reduced; new. 8
rms. 3 story. IA baths. brick Co.
ienial Rec rnia porch. wonderful
location. Down payment Si.pb0,
$3.50 month. Ju. D-34e0; evenings,
BffHEsiSx Brick rambler sis,-
$50. 2 bedrnis.. expandablo 2nd a.,
nice kit. Ma. NH and schools.
AGENT. Wo. e-4102.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

+
sLyER SPRING, mr.. Flower ana
piney Branch rd.-fFnmac brick
Cape Cod on . lovely lot. Nv. rln
din ssn sm ,t, d esdTm- s5ad SsdrS,s K osln M
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, on. e-7006:
siESER fysl SFRINGs-lst oiferins. LII,
new 6-rn.. brick Colonial with full
bsmt. nr. Four Corners;. vacant;
Oh, oT s92S SRE;s az aFs I,0 pafnts n ssi sss shan
SILVER sPRrNG close-in brick
rambler for SI8.gb0, B bedrrns,. J.
sep. din. rms | " baths. elec. kit.
fully equip, rec. fin Owner nnKiolis
to sell quickly. VIII c0nsider So
900 cash, may accept trade oi
small home. CHESTER III. kEL-
LER, Reaitor. ~. 5.7100. 10. d
rAKoiiA AYyoSii PARK = s1.O0o-s q, BOO
down: Ideally located 2-family prop
erty opposite John Neyins Andrew
School Needs some paint and pollsh
NAPFTIL REAL ESTATE, JU. o.
1fO3. ewes. Lo. 5-3bD3,
VA approved. I'M
mac, 2-bedfm. brick rambler on
ssSYs.Sso. BEERS s. BRos.. vS ~. !.
RENTiL PURCHASE PLAN--t.oyeI,
Wheaton bungalow with fun bsnt.
rent. PARKsiDR REALTY. 10. D. 3.
efTh: ewes. ~, S.J3S0. ~
ATTENTION, NONvET. bargain
only $500 down buys RockYiill
rem. y-bedrfIl. rambler cxceilenI
W.T. 0R NONvKT-s-bedrm. bficl
Colonial; near school: Oh: SIG. 800
Be- down, Sl0N per mo-: or nonvel
can assume $4,000 4se ipant *.
ceptionei condition, a. KE6.
SINGER D Co.. ~. e-454f.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

:l-year-Old brick Cape Cod. Living
fIn. with fierplace, separate DIM
ing rm., kitchen with table space.
bedroom and bath on 1st a.. 9 bed.
rms. bath on md NJ recreation
Evening star., 1955-11-03

$1,000 DOWN
Excellent S-hedrm- brick home; Sepa.
rate din. rm,. full bgmt: attached
garaee. porch: beautifully wooded
lot. eliEp Hills section Of Silver
uEoRoR VI. BAueKRMAN
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