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might read the question ducked
by the contestant--to see II it
might have been answered.
+ \ \ +
Jonathan Winters will be a
frequent guest on the George
Gobel replacement Saturdays,
WRC-D you1l be happy to learn.
And If he continues to zoom,
you'll be reading about him in a
dozen magazines this summer.
Here are some biographical facts
about the brilliant young
comedy -impressionist.
Born - November IL, 1925,
Dayton, Ohio. He started out to
become a commercial artist.
switched to radio and became a
disc jockey in Dayton and Co
lumbus, where he worked out his
characterizations in monologues
between recordings. He appeared
on Broadway as Orson Beams re-
placement in Almanac" and has
been a frequent guest artist on
top video shows. He is married
to the former Eileen S. Schauder
and they have a son, Jonathan, s..
NBC further claims that Win
tiers can reproduce almost any
sound you want to name-hu-
man, animal or mechanical. I
believe it. too.
MEETING AT THE SUMMIT:
The networks promise extensive
coverage of this most important
event. Preceding the Presidents
brief address at 8:15 tomorrow
night, ABC-TV will offer a Is
minute telecast called Report on
Geneva" Quincy Howe will be
the commentator and there'll be
special Aim from Geneva and
interviews with the diplomats
attending the conference.
On Sunday, NBC will offer an
hour Elementary" from 8 to 9
pm. which will also include
special film clips plus a model
Of the conference hall. David
Brinkley, Joseph c. Harsch and
Romney Wheeler supply the
commentary,
CHS has also scheduled a
Report from Geneva" at Z,
Sunday night. with Howard K.
Smith interviewing Lon d ms
Edward Crankshaw by trans
Atlantic phone and Eric Sevareid
narrating a filmed report on the
conference city.
If you want to catch that
NBC show Sunday night and
you have children in the house,
better borrow another set. The
hour -and-a-half "preview" Of
Disneyland will be on from 7:30
to 9 (WMAL-TV, and it's not
going to be easy talking them
out Of that one.
X 4 4 r.
Speaking of Hal March, he'll
continue on "The Soldiers
Saturday. WRC-N with part
ner Tom D'Andrea. after all.
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ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Quiz Show Faces
Ietdown' Problem
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Midweek Roundup:

MdWeek Roundup:
Only flaw in the apparently perfect formal of TVS
top quiz show The 900 Quesonthe terrific letdown when
q contestant refuses to The show has to have
winner hitting for the big figures to sustain interest
Several viewers suggest that after such refusal Hal March
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

village of Trenton Snowcovered roofops
cleaned moonlight the with the
Mecenae celebrating the of
peace than wisdom Christ
trees danged nsel and The
alive with laughter.
Especially did this
the soldiers Of the
under command of George Washington spending
hills Pennsylvania overlooking the
Delaware
his loss Lord Howe in the battle
Island Washington desperate situation Supplies
gone would the enlistment period
many England had already promised
pardon the Crown they would
peaceaby he taste
victory
10 ammunition, and
With lanterns exnghhed the boats
make the river that cogged with
floating ice blocks
Trenton struck young American
officer named Alexander Hamilton looked down upon the town
managed set his artillery Wash
rumble Of the echoed through
the silent Trenton.
completely surprise Hessian soldiers flung
guns their lives AS the Hessian
bullet he directed aide to read
before but had opened
Washington's impending attack.
village 1000 prisoners Washngtons
prizes probably the time that he had given
his Christmas present His daring attack and surprising
which the nation stu
grows and prospers
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

Army Adviser to the l2lst Engineer
Battalion, was present for drill
last Wednesday evening. Major
Saum makes routine inspections Of
different phases Of training and
makes suggestions as to how the
training may be improved, The
training last week consisted of NJ.
o. S. training. This is when the
unit is broken down into different
occupational speciality groups and
given training which pertains to
their speciality. The groups are:
Communications, Mess, Supply,
Motor, Administration and Basic
Engineers. The instructors for this
training are: Communications, Cpl.
Fred Sims; Mess, Cpl. Leroy
Paugh; Supply, STE Donald Hine-
baugh Motor Cpl. Donald J. John
son; Administration, WOJG John
Schaeffer; and Basic Engineers,
Sic Floyd O. Custer.
For three centuries soldiers in
war, civilians in peace--of security
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

Decorations Add
NE. R.essn6

With so many gifts to wrap this
time Of the year. paper. cards, rib
bons. seals and other package dec
orations can add up to quite a sum.
BY using a little Imagination,
these costs can be kept at a mini
mum.
Ends Of wallpaper rolls, whether
left over from your own walls or
bought as odd stock at your local
paint store, are especially pretty
for large packages. Even newspa-
pers can be used to wrap large
packages and the want-ad section
is more attractive than the other
pages.
Small pieces OF aluminium foil or
shelf paper from the end Of the
roll are excellent for wrapping
smaller packages. Or if you have
a young child who fingerpaints,
why not wrap gifts in some of his
paintings.
White tissue paper can be made
quite appealing by scattering it
with red or green ink or water
with food coloring added.
For seals, cut out colored pic
lures from magazines, old Christ
mas cards or even small bits Of
wrapping paper and paste them
on the package. Or you can paste
Shem on small piece of folded
construction paper to make an en-
closure card.
Acorns. pine cones or oak leaves,
painted or shellacked and tied on
top of the package will catch the
eye Of both young and old.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

Angeles. Calf. Mr. Werner was an
uncle OF the late DR. Harold Miller,
Eglon
Herbert Edeburn, Eglon, was noti-
fled of the sudden death Of his
sister, Anna, of MOrgantOWn, on De
cember r.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Harsh, Mrs
Nelson Harsh, and Mrs. Melvin
Harsh, Eglon. and Jesse Harsh, Of
SunnySide went Wednesday to
Baltimore where Mrs Nelson
Harsh was given a chcck-up al a
hospital where she had been pa
tent
Adrian Harsh who has been a pa
tient in Baltimore hospital for
several weeks returned Tuesday
TO the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Willis Harsh. near Aurora His
mother. the former Edith LantA
who remained at his bedside, &C
companied him home.
Ted HelmickS moved last week
from Horse Shoe Run to kingWood
where Mr. Helmick has employ
meut.
Mrs. John Harsh. Eglon, left
Wednesday by plane for the. State
of Mississippi where She plans to
spend some time with her daugh-
ter, Miss lla Harsh
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kcene and
children, of Ashburn, Va, were re-
cent guests Of Mrs Keene's par
entS Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fikc,
Cash Valley
The Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Spaid,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Spaid and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour Fike, all of
Eglon, went Sunday to Fairmont
whore they joined in the celebra-
ton Of the twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary of Mrs. Joseph Spaid's
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AURORA-EGLON


Mrs. Alfred Wotring and son
Roscoe. of Brooksidc. attended last
rites Saturday al Hagerstown. for
Charles Sullivan who died sudden
" of a heart ailment.
Several folk from this area at
tended last rites Sunday afternoon
at High Rock church near the
Mouth Of Seneca for Mrs. Virgil
Hedrick who died suddenly Thurs
day morning. December IS, in a
Harrisonburg. Va. hospital She
was daughter Of Earl and Edna
Henlinc huffman. She is survived
by her husband and five small
children. Larry. Barbara Gary Lee.
Dolores and Charles Arthur The
latter was born on December 10
in the Harrisonburg hospital Also
surviving are two brothers and one
sister. all married. Her mother was
a former resident of the Accident
community.
Word vas received that Mrs. .Ten-
Eic Wotring. widow eff the late VIII
Wotring formerly OF Aurora, suf-
fcred stroke and remained Seri-
ously i'll. She is at the home OF a
udu8hler III M; MOTIFS d ..c.-.,
heIdtlves d lion M, WeI ( ,ioeI.tlu
liidt MISS AiIIid NldS NJ "Iu S'li,Ci
% 'nG l@'e - (,i "!." W > D' ntioot
r. I ~, - - o'oN" - &c., ~
III an E"2,,''. Iio9tt.a, IL ilC. ,i,(
was taken "! N,oHudy dl'eI Slc DeC"l,.o.
Ser!ouSly H. l.a.GS, iePol ~ MGI <
mat Silt appeal tNl W Dt l00ONA u III <
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viIlc; Mrs Ross Spcicher. IIoycs;
MIS- VcSta No Spadden, McHenry;
Mrs. Logan Wengerd. Mountain
View; Mrs. Charles Brown, Mt
Zion Mrs. Delwood Merrill, New
Germany; Mrs. Kenneth Ridder,
Sunnyside.
Presidents usually serve their
clubs for two-year period.
Miss Grove also announced that
the Bttinger Homemaker club
would meet December % at II "a
m, at the home of Mrs Marvin
Bethel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22
komem1kcr Presidents To
Begin Duties January !

Garrett County Homemakcr club
presidents viii begin their new
duties on January /, it was an
nounced by Miss Ethel Grove,
home demonstration agent
The new presidents include Mrs.
Charles Wilt, Accident; Mrs. Law
renee Brenneman Bittinger; Mrs.
d. W. Klotz, Casselman Valley.
Mrs. George Coddington. Friends
Vile; Mrs. Allen Baker. Grants
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and honor we are the custodian5
now and forevcr-thc National
Guard.
Submitted by End Lit. Mahlon
w. Yost.
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Syria demanded that Israel be
thrown out of the United Nations
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

parents, the Rev and Mrs. S. II.
Kirk
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
"Wednesday thru Tuesday,
Aug. 3-AuR. 8

Patti Andrews, one Of the fam
ed Andrews Sisters; comedian
Jack E. Leonard; the Sinclair &
Spaulding dance team, and the
George Shearing Quintet Will oe
! guests on frankie Laine Time"
which features two special pro-
duction numbers, Candy Dane
ers' Ball" and South of the
Border" over WBTW Wednes-
day at Z p. m.
A "Comrade," bound to the
party by fear for the welfare If
her small daughter, is arrested
by the FBI, and to make sure
she doesn't talk, the Reds carly
away the innocent child, on 81
Led Lives" over channel 0
Wednesday at $50 p. m.
Bob Crosby and his Bobcats
share the spotlight with John
Forsythe, Bob Sweeney, Cloris
Leachman and Donald Buka IL
"One Night Stand" sto.v re-
living the era swing, or eli
max" over WBTW Thursday at
7:30 p. m.
Rudy Vallee guest stars in
"The Playboy," the funny tale
of Claude Clyde. a young man
with millions in the ban,,, roth
ing much in his head. and a
dread fear of work. on The Ed
die Cantor Comedy Theatre"
over WBTW Thursday at 49,
p. m.
Suspect is arrested but breaks
out of jail when a companion
enters the Jail with a machine
gun. A fellow prisoner, forced
to accompany them in the
escape, later surrenders and
furnishes Sgt. Joe Friday with
vital information, on "Dragnet"
over WBTW Thursday at 10
p. m.
When Tobias Tweeny's girl
friend constantly nags him be-
cause he can't act tough like the
movie gangsters she admires,
Tobias decides to visit a restaur-
ant patronized by mobsters in
hopes of picking up some point
ers, on The Damon Runyan
Theatres presentation, Tobias
the Terrible" starring Gil STRAIT
ten, Jr., and Beverly Garland.
over WBTW Thursday at 1920
p. m.
y
Brooklyn's Chester A. Riley
finds his new ranch house falls
short Of a talking real
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03

ESTATE agents description, in
The Life of Riley" Friday a,
1880 p. m. over WBTW.
II
i A sweltering Caribbean city
becomes the scene of under
world intrigue when clever pol
ce operatives cross the trail OF
1 confidence team, in Il Went
10 Havana" the "Undercurrent''
irama for Friday at $3.50 p. m.
on channel 8.
Movie agent Andy Boone
i Jimmy Lydon) plays the hero
ir an attempt TO save a young
teen-agcr from being led aStray
by a Hollywood wolf, on sc
This Is Hollywood" Friday al
1890 p. m. over WBTW.
The hard-hitting Cincinnati
IRedlegs play host to the world
champion New York Giants in
the "TV Game of the Week
ever WBTW Saturday at 1:25
p. m.
The estranged wife of a pub
Izlc manufactures attempts to
trick him into a large payment
o. cash, only to find herself ir-
.revoCably involved in slight
ease of murder. on Your Play
time over WBTW Saturday al
$50 p. m.
The efforts of editor Steve
Wilson TO help an amneSia vic
tim baCkfirc when Steve invites
the man into his own home and
allows him to see Steve's collec-
ton of guns, on The Berserk
Gunman," Saturdays story OF
Big Town" over channel 8 at
10 p. m.
Art Linkletter will have his
own daughter, Sharon, stand on
Ia bus-stop corner in Hollywood
with a huge sack of groceries in
Ian effort to find someone Chival-
Irous enough to carry them for
her, on People Are Funny" over
lWBTW Sunday at 6 p. m.
<
Susie MacNamara, who almost
inheritS half a million dollars,
finds out that money has its
complications, on Private Sec
lretary" over WBTW Sunday al
$3.50 p. m.
Ed Sullivan presents scenes
from Julius Caesar" and the
Tempest when Toast of the
Town originates from the re-
Gently completed American
/, Shakespeare Festival Theatre
and Academy at Stratford
Conn, over WBTW Sunday al
Z p. m. Other guests include
Eartha Kit, Mindy Carson anC
Bill Haley's Coments.
/
An cX-convict faces a show
down on sharing his hidden loot
with his former partners in the
drama Hutch" on Cameo
Theatre" Sunday at 10 p. m
lover WBTW.
Oracle decides that psychiatriC
help is a must for "money-mad'
George who is tearing the house
apart in search for a S. bill, or
tie George Burns and Oracle
Allen Show" Monday at 7 p. m
on channel 8.
Margaret and Barbara Whit.
ing flip their lids over severa
handsome young Frenchmer
who move in next door, OF
"ThoSe Whiting Girls" Monda,
at 8 p. m. over WBTW.
Dexter is appointed directo
of the school play featuring stu.
dents and parents and is caugh
in the middle when he and Cor,
! liss enlist Mr.. Archer and hi!
friend, Judge Peters, in the cast
on Meet Corliss Archer" OF
channel 8 Tuesday at 8 p. m.
THE Case of the Iron Cur.
tain" a story of an American
who ships airplane parts t
, France for sale to a country be-
hind the Iron Curtain, will be
presented on Treasury Men II
Action" over WBTW Monday a
TIC p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
HOUSES ron sAls-Mp.

OWNER DETROIT BOUND, must
sen this Woodside Forest. an brick
eenter-hall plan Cape Cod with =
immense bedrns.. 2 tiled baths. 23-
IT. screened porch. fun bsult.. lots
Of Charm; tall shade trees, A, ].
KESglN0ER a. CO.. 10. a-4544.
HERE'S Al CUTE PLACE IN sil, spa.
IL 2 bedrooms are enough; has q
modern bath. femiiy-sized Kitchen
rec. room and h.-W. heat and "a.
rage, and only $13.050. AIpLEy
( a. RoMER. Realtors, JU. b-0l11
RAMBLER. unique de-
sign featuring 1btsxl3IS-ft. kit,
eompleteiy ea,iip, with wood burn
ing 1repl. 1nmily-siEe din. rIns
coionial-paneied frepl. In large Nv.
rlis 3 hedrms.. "a baths, 2gxf2 1T,
plastered recreation room, level iot
s sgxlSo lpsds e e charm ,l Al =
LOVELY COUNTRY ESTATE in 4
setting Of beautiful large trees:
this very substantial house IN me
condition, has charm OF 30
years Of 8raceful living: 10 spaei-
Gus rooms and Q baths. 1 ffepiaces
5000 basement with 2.yf.-old oil
furnace cost. well and electric
pump. This J7-aere estate has ap-
pruxtmateiy acres In woodland
with d small stream: within Ia mi.
Of D. G. Shown BY appt. only. Call
mrs. HYDE, 0P. a-Gefff. MARSTEL-
LER, McCA3E a co INC.
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SACRIFICE!

D.
Mt. RAINIER ATsEA--s500 down.
ped kit. utii. rni.: SIS mo. pays ali
WA. 7-i23s WA. 7-oaa4
YOUR FUTURE HOME
May be on this list, These homes
have been selected for outstanding
yalite and convenience Of location.
you wiil md them worthy OF yoiir
HTfcREsI--Nev e-rm. brick ram.
bier. Ia baths. rec. rm,. 2 hre.
places and carport. On quiet
street IN an excel. neiEhborhood Of
other fine homes. Reasonably priced
and On exceptionalis sood terms.
r l,laTsd, p pss5s..a,gs ! -. ~ .
f porches; iss' NOD. fit. With dish.
washer and disposal: rec. rm-;
lovely handicapped lot, fenced for
children's safety. Storm sash and
alum. AWNINGS. Only S14s450. OIL
OK conventional financing
FOREST HEIGHIs-6-rn,. brick or
Anehor fenced. OF approved for
suiIiISNp AREA--s-.m. bunsslov;
! BE kit.. hS1fE., hnt.Hntef heat
fenced LOT with nne old trees. Only
Ro 81 III p t isIas' eoxon Am area,
New brick rambiers, 6ungaiovs
and Cape Gods: Is home stiles %
ft5, central water supply; good
WALpORF-Neu 6.rm. brick ram
bier on ! " acres. picture Windows,
firepi.. long frontage on excel road.
Reasonably priced with Low ternls
TO infpeEt any Of these desirable
homes phone 10. 7-Se37 until
JIM BRITT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
HOUSES ron sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


ALTA VISTA. s1s.9B0--one could
s6saed lat n n sb,s on eony nice tree re
nm. sep din nm lie III Mus
powder rm. on lat a.. Al nice
bedrms. and bath on and Full
bsint. Biz. ID bus and a rfoyf
walk to public, paroehiai and IL.
BETHEsDA.-3-bedrm briek Fam.
level wooded yard. Comm ttS ssp
ZENDORFER, Oi,. A~SiI1 tin O..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4.bedroorn.
ls-bath brick Cape Cod. close IL
sl smSneyErs chSpi: 81, 900, KoR-
BETHESDA, Wilson River I'd, area.
S26.950 - Here Is Q Tremendous
Dny Beautiful. big red brick Colo
niaL with slate roof; on wooded
lot. 9o9Si7;s featuring Dsneied il.
fast nm on D iss IL t tWinVsiz srs Sed.
rms. and baths upstairs: porch,
81: :s:..goos; s syesn 81. s-so HllgS i
IL bsfhs. brs' colon pmi rec ss I'M.
porch. wonderful location. $3.50
dn. payment. $3.50 mo. 10. o-34e0
Ives. 10, $500
sl6 cdti5s A. sis iss dId,y. 9u are
Nth VI s,s ls :, 4, bedroom ,, and z bath
81 being Just . short walk from
the heart OF town We have the
house. Upstairs are 2 more very
ize; bedrms plus bath, The bsnlt;
rseSsstien .sss Nut y ssld This tSls
sessssoe.. va. 81 = ,l RsHd5Lips sS o.
il this highly controlled neighboT-
ton. iireDiacs. modern sS eY Hltehen
s seanoo sshs Ssss por ssd aisPS S nS
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Sumner School Area
OPEN
TUES. AND WED.
UNTIL DARK

! UNTIL DARK
Take your pick Of 3 lovely, new
brick rsnablers built by &. Tsy.
Of over "a acre: 3 bedrms., 2
baths, 2 hfepiaees. ail-eiee. kit.
24x24 rec. rri.. buitt-in asrase.
s2s,soo TO sea.7so
DIREcTIoNs--out Mass ave. 10
iirehopse, bear left on Waihond-
Ing I'd, TO 1914 and OPEN aign.
Ewes. OIL. T-p54p, n.
SAMUEL i. BoGLEY, NC.
OIL. 0.7S0O
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MousIs PoR sALR--Mp.
CHILDREN'S HAVEN
BETHESDA-WYNGATE

run 2-story brick: large living room
vii, With assplasc &C., den . end powder a
bath End door. Full basement;
auto, Sns neat: j block 70 elemelf.
airy and new u. b. s.. S18.ell0. Fol
ssls b. OWNER. Phone OF 9.
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, cspLq.EEDo11 ,A,I;A4N

Beautifui Groom brick home; base
porch, fenced yard. E-z terms. MI.
S-4HB3. Ewes. OIL. 2-0135.
EpLoRED-S695 DOWN: vacant
Lang place NE. near Sears 9.rm,
brick, 3 bedrms.. ~ bath. base
ileilt gas heat, yard. Terms, Trade.
N. Il Il. REALTY, RA. e-eel2
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HOUSES FoR sALe--s.f.

HOUSES FOR SAlE--S,E.
ANAC0STIA. mr., Good Hope I'd
Corner brick: 8 rms. baths 4
rms. and bath each mr.: gas h.-w n.
GaFage. For inspection call HART
NAN REALTY, INC, LII. 4-S4o8,
coSsisEss Hrs.BuNaALow: j
nedrms.. Ia 1aths. tlnished hsmt, !:
dee. well located. Easy terms.
JOHN Z. SHELTON. Realtor. 20.
coNSRsfiss HEIGHTS. mr.. Atlantic
shop. eenfer--ls-tt. front. sefnidet.
brick: rma., 3 Ice. bedrIns.. tile
bath and 2 rms. and bath in hsmt,
with front entrance: lge. fenced
lot. Sl3,05o. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. III. 4-3400, LII ..-dATi5.
Nh. PENNA. AND ALABAMA AYES.
Fairfax Village--Corner brick; D
rms, 3 lge. bedrIils., finished bsInt..
porch. ige fenced lot. For inspect
ton. call HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
LII. 4ra4nO. Lu 2-59T6-
RIM and bath home; nice lot. $47b
down and $55 per mo. Immed. poss.
T TO INSPECT, cali JOHN i. SHELTON.
Realtor; Jo. %.Se3o IN .Ii9
bedrm semidet, house: close senool
shop ctr: $i4.250. WE. 6-sS67.
ID 10
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WOODMOOR

WOODMOOR
Most. attractive L-shaped brick
rambler ON tiee-ehaded lot. center
hall. beautiful LIVING room with
fireplace and picture window, nice
dining area. three good-size bed
rooms, fun Placement; close to eli
convenienceB. Large ~ loan 70
assume. Vacant. immediate pos
session Priced only $4,000. Win
80 CT.
Country Living
A lovely. older Dutch Colonial in .
setting Of numerous evergreens on
about three and quarter acres OF
level land. hot-water heat, rear
porch. fireplace. long frontase.
Price $25.60O,
Redwood Rambler"
Three large bedrooms, one and one
half baths, living room f5x29 with
fireplace, dining room Axt0, Kitchen
l2Axll, automatic washer, 14-ft.
tached rnrage, This 10 4 beautiful
GOOD neishborhood ana very ~ con-
yenient TO schools and TRANSPORTS
ton. There. are many special
features and added c0nyaniences
70 be appreciated In this home.
requested. Price So, 500.
James G. Conley d Co.
~. s.zi5I ID ESQ
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LUXURY RAMBLERS

AIi-bTick. 3-bedrm.. zIs-hAth home
With large liy. rna. and separate
i ~ .,.ss Is am. I'm I'm, Plenty q sat.
Springs finest area with trantp. az
your doorstep. Shopping and Gehs.
very convenient. SCI $50,
p. q J. DHvELopMEEr CORP.
Builders ~, s-dooos Sales
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CAPE Con
TOPS m VALUE

TOPS IN VALUE
CERNMONT
Attractive Cape Cod. 2 bedfnas..
bsmt,i End ar. ready for completion,
Sill rs Oh or conventional terms.
POUR CORNERS
3.bedrm. brick Cape Cod. Liy. run.
with fireplace. beautiful wooded
KENefNOToN
3ebedrni. older home In excel, cund
Large corner lot SI6.00o
NEAR ST. MIcHAELS
4 -bedrm., 2la.bath home in one OF
Silver springs bert residential ats
triets. 30-ft. liy Fn-. full bsmt,.
CLOSE IN
Within valklnG distance of silver
brick Colonial has half batl, on
Ist DR. j ) bedrms. and bath on End
mr.. fun bsmt. Priced - less than
Gt appraisal,
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COLORED-SS0 PER NO.

NR. NV PRoyIDENcE HOSPITAL
Air, brick home. semidct.. Q rms. :.
tuIi l ssEt -. gas beat, hsst, fenced 70
4 blk. to bus; real buy. Price.
sia.Sbo; Can ~: stovsis
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OF LoRcoM LANE,

WE OFFER THIS TO YOU
AS THE OUTSTANDING
HOME IN NO. ARL. BE
SURE TO CALL ON THIS
ONE TODAY
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GAkA oxt4 \
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. Sc
MUST 90 Ar ONCEl

MUST GO AT ONCE!
LarEe 2-stcry Colonial. old but nice.
3 bedrooms and bath second floor.
family-size liy4 rM.. din. rIn.. kit:
hall bsHt.; lse. shady lot: only
Erwin REALTY co.
Wa T-i232 Wa, 7-0334
3-BEDRM. sEMIDETAcHED BRK.
$685. DOWN
OF on REGULAR
ATTENTION CENSUS OR ANDREWS
Lovely J-hedrrn. all-hrk. home Mod
ern gas heat, huge Anchor-fenced
yard. "a steal. Owner,
BAUCOM REALTY REALTCR
MA. G-f2B0 Ewes, RIA. 3-2O03
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PHINEE uEQKQKH COUNTRY CLUE
BRICK home separss ss's din. r Il Az, ~.
pl. IN Nv. rrn. freed lot. $1,000.
IT. BERNARps PARlsH-s bedrms,,
brick nnfshed and furnished rec,
rm. Fenced I'd. Assume OF loan.
NO. payments only SIS. Call Nfrs.
sN54SPlFG, AZ; - S5soss; coLoNIAL
HOUSES RY HUGHES
Cow. AndrewssCensus: Sparkling,
3 bedrms., tiled bath, spacious IN
rm. with din. Ia. oversize wooded
lot; off-street parking. Vets, no
money. On. $3.50 per mo. paws
eterythtnG. last pcsa.
W. r. HUGHES co. RI. $1,000
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CHEVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Charming Ennlish architecture situ-
ated among many lovely old trees
and spreading velvety lawns. spa
eious thr0ushout with one OF the
saminer porch. family .size dining
room. modern equipped kitchen.
bedroom and bath. fst floor. Two
master-size bedrooms and bath.
Ind fooI: plus elubroofn. maids
room and bath In basement. At
taehed garage. Only S3J.7BD. Can
OIL. 6-6S76 or DI. 7-663D.