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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-30
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Elliott were patients, but have re-
turned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaffer and
sons, John and Patrick, of Tur.
lock, Cal, have been visiting reid
tives here and at Meyersdale, Pa
Mrs. Shaffer is the former Miss
Ruth Stain, of mere.
DR. and Mrs Stanley Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Nesbit
and son, of Universal, Pa, visited
Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. Lu.
cinda burst and brother Henry and
wife.
Mrs Wilmer Hunlmcl and daugh-
ter, Rita, New Germany; Mrs. Ell
mer Flanagan and daughter, Don
ma. CreSaptown, returned home
after visiting their brother. Roy
Shumaker and family, at Airing
ton, Va
Mrs. Robert Himlcr, of Trafford
Pa and Mrs. Minnie Daniels of
Philadelphia, Pa, have been visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Barbara
Younkin, also Mrs Younkin's son
EmmonS, of Pittsburgh, returned
home accompanied by his aunts.
Mrs. Daniels will visit with her
sister. Mrs. Robert Himler, before
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Bender, Lit
tie Crossing, visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Hershberger at Boonsboro,
Md, recently Mrs. Bender and
Mrs. Hershbergcr attended Hood
College, Frederick, together.
Lawrence Custer and mother, of
Monroe Falls, Ohio, visited his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Custer
Orndorf. of near Grantsville.
Mrs M. Clarico and daughter
Miss Louise Clarico, who have been
visiting Mrs Clarico's mother, Mrs
Ada Snyder and aunt, Mrs Flor
ance Kurt and many interesting
places in Garrett county, expect to
return to their home in Kansas
City. Mo, by way of Route so
They came in on Route 40 Miss
Louise will stop off at Rolla. Mo,
where she is doing State Child
Welfare work.
James MesserSmith, OF Hagers-
town visited his sister, Mrs. Rhoda
Paul LivengOod.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Epstein and
sons, Jerry and Samuel. have re-
turned home after visiting rela-
tives at Centerville, Md.
Visitors at the home of Mrs. Eva
B. Beachy were Mrs. John Folk,
Mrs Hickman Mrs. Barbara
Younkin, Mrs Nevin j. Miller,
Mrs. Minnie Daniels, Philadelphia,
Pa; Mrs Robert Himler, Trafford,
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panoramic wrupuound notwithstanding about ords SIS
styling points bow closely the Thunderbd blueprint followed
Things years ahead tool Fods Luxury Lounge interiors
feature sweeping Dial panel fresh
decor the very word in hardware and fabrics
before offered n any corI
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Kitzniller Mine
Lately Reinspected

Removal of dangerous loose coal
accumulations from active under
ground workings and adequate
rOck-dusting of all mine surfaces
that were not definitely wet were
urged today by the United States
Bureau of Mines in a Federal coal
mine inspection report for the Bur-
rell Coal Company's NIilt No. l
mine near KitZmiller
The nine-man mine averages %
tons Of coal daily when inspected
recently by T. j. Ward.
The Federal inspector recon-
mended using only incOmbustible
material for stemming boreholes
improved ventilation in the face
regions, preshift and weekly eX-
aminations for explosive gas and
other hazards, and ample fire
fighting facilities.
Other suggestions called for re-
moval of Instructions from the
clearance space along the haulage
roads and the use of goggles or
shields by workmen doing eye
hazardous work.
Recent improvements included
removal of accumulations of coal
dust from around the coal bins and
proper storage Of explosives in the
working places.
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AURORA-EGLON

Mrs. Gladys Teets returned re-
Gently from a Philippi hospital
where she had been a surgical pa
tient, to her home near Aurora.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Teets and
two children, of Union, o., were
weekend guests of relatives in
this area.
Miss Cynthia Allen is spending
vacation at the home of her par
entS at Brookside.
A Serenade and shower was held
Friday evening at the home of ID
b. Spaid for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Spaid, neWlyWeds. The couple re-
ccived many beautiful and useful
gifts.
Rev. and Mrs. William Sanger
and daughter, Lola. of CardoVa
Md, accompanied by Mrs. Ella
Sanger Fike and Mrs Pearl Sanger
Armitage, of Easton, Md. came Fri
day to Eglon. The Rev. Sanger and
daughter went on to visit in other
sections and the other ladies plan
to visit in this area until July 5.
Mrs Nora Hauser accompanied
by Mrs. Zella Scherr, of Oakland,
made short calls in this community
Tuesday
A covered dish dinner was given
at IN. Eglon memorial building in
honor of Mrs. Ella Fike and Mrs.
Pearl Armitage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fikc and
daughter, of Uniontown, were Sun
day guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilmour Fike. Eglon
Mrs. Lottie Right, of Baltimore,
was a recent guest of relatives in
this area.
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HOYES

Those enjoying a picnic dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emer-
son Bishoff Sunday were Mrs
Odessa Bishoff, Mr. and Mrs Ma
rion Bart and family, Mr., and Mrs
Hobart Bishoff and Mr.. and Mrs
John Bishoff and daughters.
Mrs John House and children
and Miss Anita Dewitt, Columbus
O., are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Whitfield Dewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McCrobie and
family MasontoWn, w. Va, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam McCrObie.
Miss Shirley Peck, of Berlin, Pa.
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Bishoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Eichelbergcr
and Ruth, Davis, W. Va; Mr.
Charles Shradcr Thomas, W. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman, Ac-
cident. and c. w. O. and Mrs. Har-
ry Eichelberger, St Louis, Mo.
we're Friday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Jack Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. LOWdcrmilk
Clarksburg. W. Va, and Mrs. Jes-
sic FraZee, spent several days al
their cottage here Mrs. Frazee and
Mrs. LoWdermilk we're visiting Mrs
W. w. Dewitt Saturday
Miss Patty Jones is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Eichelberger in Davis, w Va, this
week.
Delayed
Good Personal Appearance was
the subject of the demonstration
given by Mrs. Emerson Bishoff and
Mrs. John Bishoff at the regular
meeting of the Homcmakers club
Making Pressed Cookies" was the
subject of a work demonstration
given by Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle
at the same meeting which was
held at the home of Mrs. Richard
Bond, with IL members present.
Mrs. Schlossnagle, president, pre-
sided. Refreshments were served.
An area meeting will be held in
July at the fire hall in Accident.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Custer were Mir. and Mrs.
Charley Rush and son Bobbie, Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Rush. Saturday Wis
itOrs were Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Skiles.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Bishoff were her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Peck, and Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Coughcnor and
daughter, Berlin, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Bishoff and Alex Cow
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs Hubert
Friend and Mrs. A. B. Friend on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Paugh and daughter and Altman
and Mrs Arthur McCrobie and
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dewitt and
Nancy Turney and Mrs James
Vitcz and two children went to
Frederick, where they met Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Chapman and children
and enjoyed a dinner together.
Nancy returned home with the
Chipmans for a few weeks visit
On the trip home the DeWitts Wis
tied MIR and Mrs j. Arthur SPEECH
er in HagerstOWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jones and
daughter Patty attended funeral
services for her grandmother. Mrs
Wotring, in Davis, w. Va, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Custer were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Montell Friend and Mr.. and Mrs,
r. B. Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GeOrg and
son Irwin, Cove, were visitors of
Mrs Catherine McCrobie and sons
on Sunday afternoon
Members of the MYF enjoyed a
hamburger fry at the picnic area
Monday evening.
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n e w S
FROM THE
Ruth EnlOw Library
BY EDITH BROCK

Gifts of books nave been re-
ceivcd this week from II. c. Riggs
Coda Wilson, and Rev Randall
Prince. Lester Bmkhcimer, of At
water, Ohio, and Thomas Stevenson
have donated magazines
A butterfly collection made by
George l.. Stein is on exhibit in
the Reference Room This colIec-
ton includes both foreign and
American butterflies Mr. Stein is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank A..
Stein, Of Deep Greek Lake He is
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serving during the summer months
as a rangcr-naturaist in Bryce Can
yOn National Park, Utah.
Other nature collections would
be welcomed for display this sum-
MGR.
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Clyde D. Bender, New York City
arrived here to spend some time
with his brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Lands, and
with his brother and sister-in-laW
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bender.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Winter
berg and daughter, Sara, of Knox
Vile, Tenn, are visiting his father
William Winterberg, and aunt, Miss
Christina Winterberg.
Vickie Beamer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Bcamer, of Nor
gantown, w Va, is spending some
time with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Gortncr.
Mrs Harry Younkin, Route 40,
east of Grantsvillc, is a surgical pa
tient in Memorial Hospital Cum
berland Mrs Ray jenkins and John
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land last Friday evening.
There were several other prizes
awarded to fire companies and
musical organizations.
The Oakland unit had an array
of 10 musicians. The AriOn band
included fifty or more persons.
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Ties For First

The Mt. City Band of Oakland
and the Arion Band of Frostburg
won 500 prizes for the best senior
band in the parade at the State
Firemen's convention in Cumber-
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DIED
GEORGE LOUIS BRoADWATEF

GEORGE LOUIS BROAOWATER
George Louis Broadwater, So a
retired farmer, died at the home of
his son, II. Lee BroadWatcr, route
2, Grantsville. on Saturday evening,
June 25 following an illness Of sew
cral years.
A son of the late William and
Esther jenkins BroadWatcr, he was
born July II, 1886, in New Germany.
He was the last surviving member
of his family.
Survivors besides his son include
three daughters, Mrs. Angie Broad
water and Mrs Elma Hoffman, of
Salisbury, Pa; Mrs. Marion Stev-
ems, Accident; and five grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon from the New
Germany Reformed church, Rev.
II. Edgar Suite, Methodist pastor,
officiating. Interment was in the
church cemetery.
MRS. BERTHE KING RITES
Funeral services for Mrs. BERTHE
King, who died June 10, were held
last Wednesday, June %, from the
Methodist church in Deer Park
with Rev Donald Jackson and Rev.
Blair Burr officiating. Interment
was in the Deer Park cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers were Earl
Kitzmiller, Edward King, Roy
Dean, William Henry Hardesty
Stanley erosion, Clemment Fal-
stick. Active pallbearers were
Charles Rexrode, Arthur Poland
Noah Hardesty William Hardesty
Harry King and Robert Broad
water
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Pa; Lawrence Custer, Monroe
Falls, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

TUTORING all elementary school CUB
jects. 8 years teaching experience.
Call RE. l-6l7S.
HAVE toy show In your own home.
do your Christmas shoppinog 1b-
solutely free. RE. i-25l5
DEMONSTRATION of ceramics and
toys in your home or mine; hostess
will receive credit either way; resS-
enable prices RE. l-77O6
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03
New ChevroIefs
Arrive Friday
Joining the parade Of something

Joining the parade Of something
new for 1855 ara this areas
three Chevrolet dealers who will
present new car models Friday,
November 4th.
Showing off the greatly i'm
proved sales leader Of the General
Motors Company will be Hewitt,
l44S1 Euclid ave-; Dorner, 14115
st. Clair ave. and Whyte, 643 East
185th st.
More power, new styling, novel
features and attractive color
treatments feature GINS big
bread-winner! On the novelty side,
Chevrolet features q hidden gas
cap which is concealed by the left
rear tail lamp.
Optional equipment on the new
1856 Chevrolet includes Power
glide, overdrive, power steering
and brakes, push-button controls
for windows and front seats, air
conditioning and tinted glass.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

&-inch boys Schwiun lightweight
Traveller model, like new, 3-Speed
gears. generator. lights; front and
rear hand brakes; other extras, S35.
PO l-40Sl
20-INCH boys SchWinn, good condi-
ton, SIS; also boys Chicago semi
precision rink skates, size Z, SO.
PO. l-405l.
2 BOYS bicycles, 24-incn and 16-in.,
very reasonable. MI. 1889.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03
Kick-Off Dinner For
Realty Sales Contest

On Wednesday, November 18th
at 7 p. m. the Northeast Multiple
Listing Service of The Cleveland
Real Estate Board will hold a
kickoff dinner for statesmen of
members, starting a contest which
will give the winner a free trip
for two to Miami, Fla. with all ex-
penses paid.
The winner will be the sales
person who sells the most homes
comparatively and also exclusive
listings.
Tickets can be purchased from
Mrs. Jean Page at Page Realty
Co., 455 East 200th ST. or by call
ing KE. 1-1O3O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03
Prize Winners

Winners of prizes at Milt Miller
Pontiac, 22480 Lake Shore blvd. in
connection with their special open
house on October 21st and 22nd
were: John A. Gedney, 263S1
Oriole ave; Stan Yaney, Jr., 482
Clearview rd.; Mrs. NJ. Fink, 31l
East 218th St; Helene Lesko,
29116 Norman ave. Wickliffe;
Louis Berk, 1887 Woodwork I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03
HELP WANTED (MALE)

FOUNTAIN drug clerk, evenings, g.
1890. Bills Drug, 1920 st. Clair.
BE a toy demonstrator, earn a years
wages in II weeks, no expenses
necessary, use of car helpful. RE.
1-25l5.
SPARE time income, build your own
cleaning route; established plant has
openings for man with car. 2007 East
Tooth st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03

THIS is not the usual type selling
job, but an opportunity to build
full-time business within a year;
ideal for both husband and wife to
work together. l will come into your
home with movies and slides to show
you both exactly what this oppor-
tunity offers yoC. For appointment
call SW. 1-6690 or write: Mr.. Louis
Wolfe, 8411 Euclid ave-, Cleveland
3, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03

I WISH 70 thank our neighbors and
Mrs. Stoneman of Roberts ave, for
their prayers and aid in finding our
parakeet.
Mrs.. Virgil Meecak
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-03
B BY NEE S

MAPLE chitferobe, very good condi-
tion. RE. 1903
CRIB and wardrobe set. waxed birch.
good condition, KE. 1898.
EXCELLENT condition, buggy. plsy
pen, baSsinet, etc. EV. 2-072l, 1877
Crest I'd
, 1955-01-11
a N N Q u CEN N 7
The Division Of Personnel announces the establishment
Of an eligible list for the following classes: TRUCK DRIV-
Ter SCHOOL BUS OPERATOR.

TRUCK DRIVER SALARY Range $1,000 $1,000 per annuml.
This is skilled work in the. operation Of trucks and heavy
automotive equipment and usually includes acting as super
visor Of a small number Of laborers engaged in loading or
unloading automotive equipment.
Desirable knowledge and experience include knowledge of
traffic regulations and safe driving practices; experience in
the operation of truck and related heavy equipment.
SCHOOL BUS OPERATOR Salary Range $500 5000 per
|annum) This is skilled work in the operations Of heavy equip
ment in the transportation of school children. Considerable
responsibility is attached to this work because of the nature
of the passengers.
Desirable knowledge and experience include knowledge of
the operating principles Of heavy automotiye equipment
knowledge of traffic laws and safe driving practices; exper-
Iiencein the operation of large buses.
must be made on the official form which may
|be obtained from the Branch Office, Division Of Personnel,
!Christiansted, ST. Croix and should be postmarked no later
than January "a, 1855.
1. MI
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HOUSES ron sALE--vA.


ALEX. ANGEL PARK - 3-bedrm..
Iis-yr.-old brick senidet.. Ia baths.
full bsmts pate smah gown ss sc
70 Airport; Powhatan
shopping center. 3-bedrm. brick
end-row house; Ven. blinds. storm
DELANEY RALLY Co. XII s-S7ii.
ST, 500 - PRIVATE
s coz 'BsIselr ma Sspl Psntason, cSoUa:
TRUMAN EsTATks. u, 2-072o and
iNSSSiRi sis.eso Rni
eharmer in beautiful Beverly Illus:
only sEs 6sdsms N, sus ,rs s sSons
lovely corner lot: absolutely pcr-
thins. PRANK !, Phillips. "a. g.
1866. day Or night. -
ARLINGTON, SIS, bOO---c. II. v. al
ready issued: fine bfk.. 3.bedrcem
e0xl40. near schools, transp. and
Westover shopptpe center. PRANK
8: PHILLIPS. "a. 5-ea0d. day or
aRitLiiNGroN, vA.--Approved sso,-
600. In exclusive Tara area: beauti-
fui bic brk. Cape Cod on large
shaded lot; includes lst-fio0r red
F fSs,i rs Hi SsfER q; e SSs sasS.
ahz q B1ih sil.ooo--A re-. IL j.
RsTATEs. ~ s-o7so and "a. ).
TYssiiiiiFAxcniy ss.ssot Ws.rs real
new lixttnai cute a. can b.. I've
hedrm. frame rambler % nice lot.
Fully enuip. kit, Incl. est. refgr..
eas stove. Eessd street. CITY water
Snd sewer. VA approved. Some sash
can can ei l9n mo spnFel ~ rssf
should auaiify. Only one % hrrEyl
Phone Nfss TLnouin. n. 1tka5z.
ON. $3.50. ExclnsiYe. COLONIAL
INvxDTMkNI CO. 80
Az so Sl NJ: " a 1ssT nav ssyn MsInas
6sdrsn. rambler. CoONIRYSsANI
gSRLs cnGfkc IS -bedrm.. nrsekl
rambler: large Nv rm. with fireplace.
sepaEass On rS,- siled ki,snsn: I'm
saff. . ss5ssh'6si s ssa. sssis
LYNDON. Va, So. soo.--rresssn-
dons modern California redwood
rambler on llyeL wooded half
aSIss Nv. m l5x2t. diI. m 2
Hxz0s garage a0x2D: screen porch
ska. city water. ttwef and eAs. cas-
hot water abundant closet space.
Prank !. rHiLLIPs. "a. s-61sS.
LoscS d AN. q. u n. Al u l d
nrsas offers this unusual new AiI.l
brick 4-bedfm-. 2is-hlth home: Ist
level. pffefs very lee, Nv. din comb. !
With irsnleee, 9e lure aIl-slce. 81.
poydsr m upper level oders
s :; &c y, 81. s, 81 $500. s.sfss
Rshgr 90. a. S-Ssss. o1s3 :
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BErMEsDA---Neg spiit-ievel rambler:
) h1drms., ga baths. den. SEP din.
rms iee scr. porch; stairs 70 stor.
, sss,s; ssM,nnisnee rec; NJ I'm . Elsn
and psroohial schools. this Is an
excel. home fol S3q,N50. Cal W0,
$4,000 al o pm, EDW, H. JONES
y Cos INC, Chevy Chase. p. G.
BErHRsDA--NKw RAMRLKn SAL
800. Here "A combination which 20
many people search for. but lew
ever and. A hrand-new quality brick
home IN b well established n4txhhor-
hoo6. lnrge Nv, rfn,. llferi-, din fm
mod. kil with eatins spates ) very
S as ssd saa, % ls 81, ssse e;s ss
ssxpress bus and st6ooi. heedy fcf
Occupancy On terms FRANK 8.
bE S.s00s. sss 10 10. i.ssas. a. -
& v . q II
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HOUSES sALs1evA. icsas.l

VIENNA yA.--as - attractive ),
With 1re9l. lge. eiee; equipped klt,
&c sf0.5Sb ana SIS.sQa. NOAH Z
DOVE Ms g1. ave. vlsn sa Nz.
psnflE ..t s ~ ;t ssss-. can ~. 9pa'
n I6si P9 RNb iS sr.s chsrrssais. :.
oNner--2 Kitchens, 2 baths. > Nv
Emss 2 hedfms.. fun hsnlt-. from
and pack porch. Oh h.-w heat
walk 70 bus school and stores Pc
nr' old Dominion bank: $4,000
Way. An. 4-54e0. Ext. AZ. betvesI
an; and ; PM IA 2Aees
Ass6siE 4 sis.see CT LOAN O hi
rambler 5S Just Just si7. $50. J.w REALTY
Co. IA. S-1s7e.
a-BEDRMs., slassed-in den. rec. I'm.
TRYAAN ESTATES. n. a-05.zs6 and
ia 5-O661.
Gil SPECIAL. sfs.s5o--Here d youl
home on good-stzed piecs Of land
IN ArlinEton. We are. selling 9ul
conveniently located, 2-bedrm.. brici
rambler. In order 70 purchase
s sss, eS9s i0I hS Sar S ne seor as a
doWs and many other me features
3s01 8 10Th st.. IA. 2-766l. 10
OWNER. near Arlington Hall--3-hed.
rm. brick rambler; fireplace. IN
lee lot; OF approved WIN consider
trade for s,bedrm. home. No eT S
IS YouR PRESENT MOUSE roo
SMALL? Would you like 70 trade
1t on this ail-hriek, 4-hedIm. a
REALTY CO.. "a. s-is7s.
4 MEDIUMS. BATHS, DEN--Brick
Gspf Coo Y ilS liz. RIM a af S s1as
formal DIN. rm.. SCI. porch July
and bath. complete LIST mr.; End NJ.
Offers 2 hedrms. and bath; fun pSmt.'
with partially hnished rec. riIi., alum;
storm windows throuehout leysl
t ts isu aSs q. iHD r Talasp DARBY Co.
IA. 5-0393. Open o I'll 9. -
EXECUTIVES, DIPLOMATS--Beauti-
full Va. estate. close In. Drastically
reduced to $4,000. Ideal for enter
taininR, Main house aforementioned
has 3 fireplAees. charming guest
house; maenifcent trees, orchard,
lawn PANORAMIC view. GAERTMER
a ADAMS. ia! 2-9G4g. -
NO DOWN PAYMENE---Non- Vet--e
bedrrns., frame rambler; Fairfax
Cty.: liv. rm. with hrepl.. din. rni.,
equip. kit. scr. porch. lge, utii. rn1.;
s-acre lot. Price, Si9.g50. STILLS
REAL ESTATE. ia. $4,000.
cENTER- HALL RAMBLER - Brand
new. all-hrick. 3-bedrm.s a-bath
home located In N. Arl. Lorcom lane
area NO STOPLIGHTS TO p, C..
pENTAGON OR AIRPORT. Living
nm. with Colonial fireplace ieHeep-
tional wall space). sep. din. rnl,, DE
luxe aii-elec. kit. full ISN'T. with
buiit-in garage. MANY TREES ON
THIS L-ACRE LOT. Only S25,g50.
See It now 81 calling ia. 5-7S75.
METzLER--va. Once.
A CT WON'T md better 4-bedrm.,
1ls-bath home with fireplace and
modern kitchen for Sl2,600. Per-
feet for children. Phone il. 3-Q5O4.
yEW BRK. RAMBLER--s bedrms..
ga baths. 2 frenlaces, formal din.
rni.. lge. de luxe kit, full bsnit-
level lot. Only 2 blks. from ex-
press transp. In Q TOP y. ArL
location 7. I pr Tss st.SSS s$ .S e 70
5-9383. Open Q to 9. 80
| BEDRNIS., M-acre lot; eonv. 10 Shir-
lss h EEyAr N c s5ise ia. 81 sis aasspelns.
q srEcIAh 81, rms rms An sEld ,d sash,
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CHEVERLY

coionial hrick. center entrance,
Ssdroons up. Livine room With Are-
place, femily-1i1e dining room, we'll
seuicpsa kitehsn: beeutitul s ssssa;
perch, storm sash. Only block
from public and parochiel schools,
Home In noW-houze condition. Price.
1880. Fof details. cali M. 1880
Colonial Investment CO.
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:DEWEY M. FREEMAN


COLORED-GOOD BUY--l2U 18th
a. s.e.--Brick, 9 rms. bath, psmt.,
"oiI heat, nice porches; near schoois.
Small down payment. u. 6.l0aS,
LA g-s5s2 tWLLouoHsx EaAl
cOLORED--12th ST. s.E-oniy $s95
down; rms. completely modern
fhroughout; Q Kitchens. baths.
". LEVINE. AID. 4-3737; ewes. IA.
3-49A6, 81
coLoRED--s2oB CASH. Bal. like
rent. Attractive, modern brick home
q nice rooms. m s'ds Il sii ss.s Rssh.
COLORED, S64 mo. carrying eharges
viii pay for this 2.story fun bsmts4
8 street. Of mod. homes IN 4 nne
M, Alabama ave- Sc. Ma. s-lSos.
COIoRED-5f4O BASS PL. Sc,
5I3lO Dexter pl, s.e.--These houses
viii be almost like new before you
move In. All you need Is good creoltI
and You'll be able to pay exactly
like rent. Very little cash required.
CAN Mr.. FREEDMAN. 800 = 81; NV.
Washington Loan and Trust BANK
BLDG. RE. 7-O2e3, eyes,. Ii. 4-u1ol.
coLoRRD--GI. $500 DOWN includes
-settlement-0-rIIl. home: can PC
apts. M. 9th and c. Lee. dry hsmt.
new gas ny. heat. 10y, monnasnnyy