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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Colleges Eye Orch of Young and Old

A new orchestra for amateur
and other adult musicians who
are in the over or under go age
bracket hold its organization
meeting at the Rackham Educa-
tional Memorial last Friday.
The orchestra is the first ac-
iiviiY of a proposed over and
Under so Club" for which a
Friday daytime program of in
formal classes and other pro-
jeeis is contemplated after the
first of the year.
The orchestra and the proposed
program will be sponsored by
the Joint Committee on Inter-
Institutional Projects. represent
ing the University OF Michigan,
Wayne University, the Detroit
Public Library, and Merrill-Pal-
mer School
The orchestra is planned for
those who have free time they
would like TO put to productive
use. II will afford them an oppor.
tunity TO maintain Cor regain)
musical skills and TO be a par
ticipant in a musical organization
rather thar. merely a spectator.
Conductor Is TO be David Mat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

tern Of the University of Michi-
gan's School of Music. Prof. Mat
tern is well known as the con-
ductor of the University's Exten-
sion Orchestra. a group which
was established in Detroit in 1914.
All that is required for MEM
bership in the new orchestra is
an ability to play an instrument
moderately well and an interest
in meeting with others who would
enjoy reading and rehearsing
good music. (The simpler compo-
sitions will be played, at least
as a starter, so don't hesitate TO
come just because you think you
don't play well enough or are out
Of practiceD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Red Cross First Aid
Glasses Stort November 8

taiion OF the patient
The courses for which there is
no charge. are especially useful
for mothers leaders Of recrea-
,ional or employment groups, and
those with Civil Defense respon-
slbilities
For further information, OF
advance registration. call WO
1900.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

known as "Governor's Recog-
NIXON Day" the ceremony will be
highlighted by the presence Of
many civic and governmental dig
nitarles.
The Mayors. City Managers
and other top civic officials from
over 35 municipalities which
make up the Detroit Area Coun-
ellis service territory. are expect
ed 10 participate
Guest of Honor and main
speaker is C. Mennen Williams,
Governor Of Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Attempt Smear Of
South S Educators

An attempt TO smear several
Of the Nations leading educators
appeared the sole purpose Of an
article filed from New York this
" eek by reporter Leon Racht
The article also cast suspi-
cion on the Fund Foundation
and the Fund for the Republic.
Educators listed as being pro-
Communists or affiliated with
carnations on the attorney
generals subversive list were
Charles S Johnson. president OF
FIX University. Rufus B. At
God. president Of Kentucky
State College. Benjamin Mays
president of Morehouse: II. Coun-
Gil Trenholm, president Of Ala
bhma State, and newsman. Car
Ter Wesley and Ralph O'Hara
Lanier.
Most Of the educators listed
have participated in the South
en- Regional Council. financed by
the Ford Foundation.
A grant of Sl5.000.000 was
given the council BY the founda-
ton with intentions Of studying
the relations of whites and Ne
Z ocs. especially in Southern
states. where segregation has
been the pattern. down through
/ the wears
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

fee. in general administrative af-
fairs.
Chamberlain joined Young e.
Rubicam in 1916, and has been
an account executive in the firms
New York Office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Little Singers Of Paris

There is still limited supply
of tickets available for the con-
cert of the Little Singers Of
Paris which takes place Monday
evening. November 18th at 800
pm. at the Detroit Art Institute
Auditorium 500 Woodward. un-
der the auspices of the Pales-
trina Foundation.
This will be the Little Singers
only appearance in Detroit dur
ing their current American tour.
The popularity of the 80 voice
boy choir is unchallenged and
their program of both religious
and secular songs is an unusual
treat which we rarely have the
opportunity to enjoy.
Tickets will be on sale at the
door-or you may still place your
reservation by calling either WO'
l-4224 or WO. 3-3263 and the
tickets will be held for you al
the box-office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Central HI
'CHATTERBOX
BY ALAN ABRAMS

Central is victoriousl Two
weeks ago for the first time in
many years, Centrals Harriers
won the West Side Cross Coun-
try championship under the lead
ership OF Coach Wilmoni Canford.
Unfortunately. we didn't do
quite so well in the city finals,
losing 10 DENLY
Three 'Lites received all-city
stripes in the final competition.
They were Norman Young, Leroy
Arnold and Warren Russell Other
team members were Wilbert
Blake, Leroy Arnold. William
Seay. and Alfonso Traylor.
Playing under the handicap
OF the loss of three OF our star
players. Teddy Brod. Maxwell
Gordon and Bob Brown. Central
was irounced by Cooley TO the
tune of $50. Central's eleven
did better the previous week by
tying Chadsey. TT. But the big
rivalry game with Mumford is
still coming up Novembir 10th.
All 'Lites are keeping their fin
gers crossed for this one.
John Patrick's 3-act comedy.
The Curious Savage" Will be
this years senior play TO be pro-
duced November 18th and 18th
in the Central auditorium
Holding starring roles in the
production are Seniors. Seymour
Linovitz. Marsha Lowinger, Lois
Schurgin and Arthur Harris. Miss
Rosemary Downs, English teacher.
IS sponsoring the production this
year
Writing in the Central Student.
Lites Anita Greens;ew Of Study
Hall 223. a newcomer to Central.
has brought out some amazing
things about Central that 'Lites
have overlooked Anita. a mem
Der Of the Sportsmanship Coun-
Gil urges that more publicity be
given 10 sports events in order
10 insure larger turnout. Anita
also suggests that rallies be held
in order to acquaint students with
the candidates for Student Coun-
ell. Take note 'Lites.
Social Note One OF the big
affairs Of the season is being
planned for Nov. 18th by Carol
Robinson cher father is the one
on the Board of Education). Jo-
seph Dennis. and jeanne Ivory.
More abc VI this later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

Icy according to Sigurd S. Lar
mon. president
Chamberlain will supervise the
Argus Camera account and as
sist Adds P. Butler. vice presi-
dent in charge of the Detroit Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Liberal Tradition Is
Theme of Wayne Seminar

The Liberal Tradition in n.
archaeological Age viii be I'm
thee of Wayne's Seminar Week.
end. at Clear Lake Camp. DowI.
ing. Mich, November 1920.
Program is sponsored BY
Wayne's Student Council and is
an opportunity for students and
faculty to meet informally 10 dis.
cuss current problems in Eve
panel sessions. Panclsts will he
some 20 Wayne faculty mem.
bers and discussions will be mod.
Grated by students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Wayne u. journalism Day
To Be Held November Ia

A Detroit Free Press PuIitz,,
prize winner and the editor.puh.
Usher of one of Michigans be,t.
known weekly newspapers will
be speakers at Wayne Uniys.
sity's seventh annual Journals
Day, Thursday, November n
Nelson Brown, editor and d,
Usher of the Insham.. courn
News. Mason, Mich. will address
a 10 am. convocation of journal.
ism students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Ne,os from Wayne i!

bership; Charles Mohrh.,s.
brary development; sers,l u
Fox. library service; G. r,; =
Purdy. program and pubIjc., s''n'
Byron a. Soule. direc,"0
large; Wendell II. Powers 49,, at
executive secretary. ns
- 49, -.
Debaiers From England n ~
Wayne Duo at Haclshsm. NJ. 's :.
Whether a planned ecora ~
Is in the best interests Of MN y
ern society" will be debated IN ~
Wayne and Cambridge un,r.'y
sity of England, Thursday ~.
10. as Wayne University pre''s' ..
its first international debs,s J,
the year. VI
Scheduled for 8 pm. in ~.
main auditorium of the Rackb s's
Building, Woodland and Far.
worth, the debate will pit Hsr-.
Zavos and Charlie McAndern.,
Of Wayne against Kenneth W
Post and John C. York Of c.m :
bridge University. The tour |,
sponsored by the Institute ~ T.
ternational Education Of New
York in cooperation with ~.
Speech Association of Amerjcs
Selected by the Cambria.
Union Society. Post and yoS
arrived in the United States !,
October 5 and will remain b.,.
for a l0-week period. During th,,
time the pair will debate ;,
more than 40 American univs,'
sites east of the Mississippi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Merchandising Club Holds
Alumni Dinner

Wayne University's Merchan-
dising Club is sponsoring a Re-
failing Alumni Dinner, Thursday
Nov. 10, at CHS pm. Wayne Stu
dent Center.
Ben Goldstein. administrative
vice-president Of Winkleman's
Apparel, Inc. will speak on the
Human Factor in Retailing" A
discussion of the progress OF
Wayne's retailing program will
also be included on the program.
80 -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Executive Promoted

DETROIT Waller c. Chamber
lain has been appointed vice
president and contact supervisor
IN the Detroit Office Of Young &
Rubicam. Inc, advertising agen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Kresge Science Library
Elects Officers For 1856

Board Of Directors OF Kresge
Science Library Associates.
Wayne University recently elect
ed the following officers for the
coming year: Harvey M. Merker.
president; Thomas a. Boyd. vice
president; Ieie Macy Hoobler.
sccretary-treasurer: Committee
chairman. John M. Campbell.
finance; Donald NJ. Biaae. mem-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Boy Scouts Set
For State Fair

Three thousand local Boy Scouts and Explorers who com
peted their First Class rating during 1855 will be honoed at
mammoth rally at the State Fair Grounds Coliseum, Sunday
afternoon November OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

The FIRST AID department Of
Detroit Red Cross Chapter an
ncunces reg stra,ion for classes
wAlch started early this Novem-
Der
The Standard Course will be
conducted al Cooley His h
School. lsosS Hubbell. starting
Tuesday. November 9. and con.
;lnuins for 9 consecutive weeks.
Evening star., 1955-05-01
1870 53rd ST. Sc.
COLORED
13 58th ST. Sc.
OPEN, 2 TIL 6
nAnrArAr nnrnn

EASY TERMS TO BUYER
Down. $500: mo. payments SS7 so,
incl. taxes. Take over a CT loan.
5-room, semidet. brick: modern. 4
yrs. old: fully, equip. kitchen. mod
house tastefully decorated, Ven.
blinds. storm windows. lge. lot.
.2xi70 See. this home. sLU, 4-33422,
MA. S-9797i ewes. .Lu 2-S79B.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO
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Hartman Realty, Inc.
OUTSTANDING BUYS

HILLcREST-Brick rambler, open Z
to 5 pm, COOS seth St. custom
built. 9 rms, 3 br.. 2h baths, GE
kit. finished bsmt.. 2 firepls., built.
in garage; level lot; many other
good features. Out Pa ave. right
on Branch ave-, left on U st. LU
coNoREss HEIGHTS. neae shopping
center and busline-Semidet, brick
rms, tile bath. full bsmt. with
Teer. Tm.; comb, storm windows
.nSasl; isnesd lot; Sligo.
family brick. bldg; / with . b.r..
fun bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., $l5,500. LU
NEAR ALABAMA AVE. and Ridge rd
new ,det 3-b.r. rambler. full bsmt.,
gas heat. GE kit; deep lot; Sl5.-
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, of Pa. ave
Semidet brick; Il rms, 3 h.r., tile
bath, full bsmt with recr. rm.
porch: Sl2,95U.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, near South.
ern ave:--Det. brick Cape Cod bun
galow; h.r., tile bath. 2 attic rms,
tull daylight bsmt., gas heat; Sl3.-
ANACosT1A-semidet. brick, 8 rms.
I b,r.. knotty pine reer rm.. built
IN garage; gas h.-wh; suit. for
Professional man: S16,950. LII. L.
HILLcREsT. near Alabama ave-
Det. brick, center hail, + rms. g
br. huilt-in garage. gas h.-w.h,;
HiLIicsRGsr, OF Alabama .ve.-Lsr.e
get. brick. center hall, z rms. 4
- er" baths: l. b.r. and bath, LIST
lot. III ng5en; p5 J. 5aae sss h.-~.h'; iarse level
ANACOSTIA, near 10th and M!nne-
sofa aye;--Semiaet. brick; 4 rms,
asns nnisnsa bsmt. gas h.-w.h., CT ap-
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, in Glass
manor-2-yr.-Old semidet. brick; s
rms. . large b.r. tile bath, full
bsmt., gas heat; assume GI loan.
first trust. Price. S11,o50.
HILLCREST--Det brick; z rms, q
SsE Sos;TE'oz IA baths, finished bsmt.;
CAPITOL HILL, a11 E st.-semtdet
: brick; 9 rms. 3 large b.r., fun bsmt.
with front and rear sntr., gas
snosoW.h.; 2-car brick garage; SI5.-
o'o' <,rrr,rr ~~o~
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EXCEPTIONAL CHARLES COUNTY

257-C. Star.
EXCEPTIONAL CHARLES COUNTY
BARGAINS
Early American brick house, Bryan
town; Nd 2S miles from ,Wssh..
Corner Corner lot; s.room saHAs sharmins sbasss BRICK
residence: 2 baths. electricity, tel
+. phone, hot water, oil burner heat:
Electric stove. refrigerator, washing
machine; lawn; shade trees: con.
escaen cssrshss Schools ss stSSe' 5e
Town REsipEsSSci RESIDENCE. Centrally 10
Gated in La Plata, Nd. II rms. 9
large porches hath. town water,
electricity. gas stove. refrigerator.
S,s;an 5Ssssnsly a, painted IN excellent con
Sardsn, garage. Utility buiidinE; Y
siiY;;so3 lE,oNARRp No u sNiDER' TEL
OWNER SALE
acres, b-yr. r.-old white stuceo ranch
house: heart of beautiful Howard
County; County; ele,s ,s e APL: MOL; OIL; " West st
Eiiieott CITY G4e-W-s.
HOWARD COUNTY
NsE 0ssa 5sasafr vss sa ssHn,rs s
side; Adjacent TO Camp Meade.
Hopkins LABORATORY, 3 large bed
rooms, Y tiled baths; full finished
somppste VIII Wiz sspRa s.SS t00n Tile moor
heat-o-later fireplace. Large living
room with fireplace. Unit Curtis
birch Kitchen with Thermador
range.
Drive out new Baltimore
Laurel. turn left.' crossing Route /
Proceed TO new stone church At
Glen Mar rd. turn right to house.
Or out New Route 20 through Bur.
tonsville 10 Route los IOld Anna
Rolis l,S .S MsT turn right $50 e isS sSssk. stt
0pss Sunday. q III .. Eifridss
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coLoRED-FoRT DUPONT
coLoRED--Si3.e50
Open Sum-, 2 to S
5131 HANNA pr, Sc

Lovely 2-family home. Each apt.
consists OF liv. rm., bedrm.. equipped
kit. dining area and bath. Oh ap-
proved or conventional financing
Directions: Out Benning rd. to
Hanna p, 81, ss., left On III Manns p; i9 e
x a. NV. Ma. s-0562i ewes. ~,
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3?5 11th ST. S.W.--For a very small
down payment you can own this
10-rm. and bath, brick, hot-water
heat home. Monthly payments like
rent. Let your home pay for IT,
self To inspect call VINNICK AND
COHEN, 1404 l. st. NV, ME. s.
2204 or TU. 2-O2A7. q
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MONT. co.----b-rm. mod. home on
2 a.; 30 min. to d. c.: full light
bsmi., 3 bedrms.. oil beat. mod.
equip. kit, fruit trees galore. Ideal
country. WIN arrange finance for
reas. amt. Of cash. |T
Also p-rm. home with eIee. on 1 a.;
2 outbldgs.; 30 min. TO ID, c, ~, 300.
MT. Barton. Oh. 2-1o1S, cox. n
CO. --l
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CoLoRED-CORNER
HOO 46th ST. Sc.

IIVV 1VU11 y Z :. 0.11s
GI APPLIED FOR
Senidetached Brick
Move to this attractive section in a
rms. liv. rniA din. rm., modern
kitchen and bath. bsmt., rec. rm., u
bath plus porch. Can be sold non
GI on terms. Lu, 4-3342, MA.
8-9797; ewes, CO. 5-6S31.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
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SS9baa S0LboREpTlsth IN5,I oAEp AEp 5osSr. j sTsi
A. large, very clean brick home, ]
block from Barney Circle. Side-hall
plan. Full basement. oil h.-w h :,
detached garage, modern kitchen
. full baths, front porch. Owner
must sell. So call today for a real
ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY co
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435S F ST. S.E.
Splendid semidet. brick home in a
new residential area 3 bedrms.
modern kit. and bath, full bsnlt., gas
heat. (Dir): Out Pa. ave. s.e., turn
LETT on Alabama ave, turn left on
Ridge rd., right on Texas ave. to F
st. For further information cali
HO 2-0334 or HU. 3-6S31 (eves
and SUM-.
METROPOLIS REALTY co.
1913 N. Capitol st. DE. 2-3142
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COLORED
OPEN 2-6
GI-NON-GI

S14 HILLTOP TERRACE Sc.
Inspect today this attractive semi
det. brick home. ONLY 2 YRS.
OLD. Everything modern; rec. rm.,
metal fence; excellent condition.
tDir.l: Out Pa. ave. S.e.,' turn left
on Alabama ave, then left on Ridge
rd., right on Texas ave to Burns pl.,
left to Sl4 Hilltop ter.
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OPEN SUNDAY, / TO S 5
I'M ro-r ~


OPEN SUNDAY, / TO S
1101 Congress st. Sc.
semidet. brick; 8 bedrms.. Ia baths
plus rec. rm. Many extras. Terms
co. INC. 10. sseso5. M 'AoNDiEs 1
COLORED Mr.. LINCOLN PARK:
500 down: Lge. 5-bedrm. brick
home, u baths, quick possession
591eTTs 5sr9okeTs Coop" Dl. 7-65O1. Ho
cOLORED--NOTHING DOWN. GI-
3-hedrm. brick home, sep. din. rm,,
ter: Sc. COUNTY INVEsTMENS9Tl' sIS9l'
INC, IM, " oS S-9S93; Sun. and ewes.
COL0RED-1505 A ST. .-semidet
6rick, o rms, KIP; sun parlors, COM
70 2-family living; GI financing with
low dn. payt. and SS1 81 mo. In
s4os. cox g. Co. Re. 1883. 49,
COLORED--S12,75 3-bedrm. brick
SsInes.i sSssmidsti; "a apprSysd; JSy dishTa.s;iher.
coLoRED-sY APPT.-15os poto-
fun hsmt.. large yard; Low cash
10. 2-6524. MA. S-l7S5.
C0LORED-FORT DUPONT HILLS,
.s near Texas ave.--4-yr.-o .-old semidet
brick. rms. 2 large b.r., sas heat.
81 agproyed; $II;4oQ; 5000, dn
h1AnhIMAN h1n REALTY. INC. LU. A.
C6LORED-LINCoLN PARK blk
right on i3th st. Professional To-
cation; brick. det., 4 bedrms.. large
liv. rm.. din. rm.. full bsmt, Owner
mnVinn. nFinRh tn cell ut ATTnE
5HIFTLET, TU. 2-o4O0, RA. 3-2S79
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GAITHERSBURG
\ acres: very large mod house; beaut
| trees and shrubbery: ideal rest
home, exclusive inn; S5O. 900,
y acres, long frontage on .4O; idea
motor court and inn. T-bedrm, mod
house. Buy today. Open tomorrow
S32, 500.
New. brick, mod, 3-bedrm, house.
exclusive residential section
ST.. 800.
on $40; mod, :I-bedrm.. brick house,
ideal for home and business,
-, acres and mod. 3-bedrm. house.
S23 900.
"a acre, mod. 4-bedrm notlAr
Sl4 900
Wooded lot. 75xl5o. 1900.
Modern 4-bedrm. house, best section.
Sis
North Of Gaiti . sburg on $40; 4Is
acres. 50. 1000
81 acres, shady grove. Gaithersburv
Clnverleaf,. new $40. $4,000.
acre, mod 3-bedrm. brick, SIs,500.
II. W. BEcRAFT. Gaithersburg b55
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BETHESDA. GLENBROOK. SIS,e5(
fGl OR NON-GIb
Close-in location. Just OF Wis. ave.
near Naval Hospital and NH. Inn
floor powder room, 3 bedrooms and
bath up: fun basement: fenced rear
yard See this now. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7O06: ewes. OIL
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA
So 2,a50--Top-quafity new rambler
D. c. bus, shops. schools. churches
trseS. sidewalks. Can Mrs. Reeve.
OIL. 2-g255 or EN-. 2-S4O0.
j NELSON HUGHES
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BETHESDA-Brick Colonial. A snus
ana gracious hcme for happy family
living. 3 hedrms,. , baths, tIl
bsmt. Walk to schools. stores. bus
EN-. 3-2533. cox & CO.. UN
4-1b26.
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KENSfNttTON-One acre OF WOod-
ed and shrubbed beauty; 6 bedrooms,
the large family in. Holy Redeemer
Parish. also one block to elemen-
tary school. Modernized kitchen,
is a dream Living room. l4x30.
priced at S26,5 500. Trades consid-
cred, LO. 5--2SoO HUGGINS g.
LANGLEY PARK. contemporary g.
bedrm. rambler on wooded. land
scaped lot No bsmt GI appr..
S16.950. OWNER. HE. 4-314a.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FAMILY HOME, well-located. 4 large
bedrms., 2h baths. fine kitchen
recreation room, porches. Land
scaped "a acre: Md. For living and
entertaining. Terms. OWNER. Box
257-C. Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

ldTBe --DEuTm. DTlCk, lIlSulattui eh-
pansion attic, din. rm., fireplace
near public and parochial schools
VA approved. Sl4,250. BY OWNER
$500 cottrell ter. HE. 4-5l95.
oAKvIEw--A pretty Cape Cod with
4 bedrms., din. rm., full bsmt. Neat
bus. Open. Out N. Hampshire ave,
left. on Oakyiew dr.. right on Brad
dock to 9g02. Call JU. $1,000.
BA1NUM REAL ESTATE.
0AKFIEW: 800 - GI- approved,
exceptionally nice det. 6-rm. brick:
bSmt.: lot 5Sxllo; excel. cond
conv to MOL. Call HE. 4-6400.
OAKVIEWj SI3,O5O - Adorable Cape
Cod, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, bed
rms. bath. expansible attic. HUGH
7. PECK. HE. 4-6400.
acres. lovely brick home,
4 bedrms., 2 baths, den. 23-ft. liY.
rm;: fireplace; lge, din I. I'm ! l. 6sn,t ,
to appreciate. Open Sunday
Georgia ave past Norbeck TO Emory.
left to Cashel, riRnt past country
club TO Bready. left to Bird house on
rlght. RA. 6-3333, ALLEN REAt
PARKWOoD-- 3-bedroom brick Cape
Cod, elec. kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal: full bsmt. $4,000
KoRZENDoRFER, OIL. 4-s1l1 till o.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Modern. 2
bedrm. bungalow in excellent con-
ditlon; basement; nice lot, fenced
large trees, near park and schools.
/, 81 appreised, SI1 ,45O. JU. 7-7905
mo. total payment. Home and in
come! 2-bedrm. shingle home. plus
a-rn,, bath apt. in bsmt.: mr..
! schools. shopping. transp. ERWIN
/ REALTY Co. WA. 7-1232; WA. 4
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

IA. s-5o2o. Realtors. sos N. Capitol
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VlERS MILL VILLAGE-S62 per mo.
includes everything: 2-bedroom bun
galow. full basement; S9,250 GI
SlGLER IL CO., Lo. 1883. VIII.
t-g334
YIERS MILL VILLAGE e-bedrm,
asbestos -shingle home, good condi-
ton. fenced lot. 60x140; $500
Silver Spring. Nd. VIII. 6-7059.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-First 5fierine
by owner. 5 bedrooms. completely
modernized for tniay's living With
yesterdays space. Open Sat. ard
sun. from PIN. SCI .95u. Out
3iIR
Evening star., 1955-05-01

KENsINGTON-SI4,oe0 CT. terms
for nonGI-Brick and frame. 9
story modernistic on corner lot.
3 nice. bedrooms with lighted clos
cts, tile bath, indirect lighting in
living room. kitchen includes au-
tomato washing machine. outside
terrace. blocks to schools. Cali
LO. 6-2s0n. HUGGINS a. HAIR
RISON. INC. Realtors.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

galow: large liv. rm.. lia baths, full
bSmt.; 3R yrs. old; GI, S13,5O0.
Call Mrs. Hurt, WA. T-6l2S. cox
& CO, UN. 4-1526.
TAkOMA PARK. near Flower ave.
and Piney Branch rd.. 3-family,
81 $50. Det. brk.. private
4aee financing. Ideally suited for
retired couple Q apts,, Q bedrms
and bath each, bedrm. and bath
apt. Fireplace in living rm. Eve.
LO;, 4-0l47, L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1955-05-01

COLORED - Mr.. LINCOLN PARK:
800 down: Lge. 5-bedrm. brick
home, 1h baths, quick possession
6Brokers Coop. D1. 7-65O1. HO
Evening star., 1955-05-01

BETHESDA ROCKVILLE AREA
acre. Just like new-inside and out
5 bedrms., 2 baths. liy.. din. den
kit. bsmt,. very long concrete porch
shade trees. shrubs, and garden
ready for planting. Extra acres
available 500 nnn
Evening star., 1955-05-01

will sell under $4,000 this at
tractive 3-bedroom house with ga
rage. full bsmt.. large lot. Needs
some decoration: down payment as
low as Sl,500. Call Mrs. Shepard.
Du; 1-4S93 or Mr.. Sheldon. EN-.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

C0LESVILLE-2 acres go with this
large S-bedrm. country home: az
large rms. powder rm. on list A.:
new PLUMBING and h.-w. heat. all
elec. kit: fun bsmt See this today
ana make offer. ROBINSON. JU. =
Evening star., 1955-05-01

"-bath brick home with Ist-floor
bedroom and bath, separate dining
screened sleeping porch facing
wooded aree: close to all sch0ols;
S2l $50. CT or other terms. RIP
LEY g. ROMER, JU. 5-6l11 any
Evening star., 1955-05-01

WOULD You LIKE to live In one Of
Silver Springs finest neighborhoods? ?
Beautif"l frame Cape Cod home on
room. kitchen. on lst floor. Also
bedroom and bath. Second fioor,
3 bedrooms. and bath. Full base
n,ent and detached garage. COFF-
NAN REALTY CO.. 9326 Gs. ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. JU 9-4I23, II
COLONIAL vONE in Woodacres-On
level lot. studded with shade trees
room with fireDlace. family-sizea
dining room, 21x16 video room. u
hath. kitchen and breakfast nook.
Delightfui screened porch. 3 bed
rooms on second floor. 9 baths. l
connected with master bedroom
COFFMAN REALTY CO.. a3otS Ga
ave. Silver Spring, Nd. IU. a-419a
Evening star., 1955-05-01

BETHESDA-2-stor brick Colonial.
3-bedrms.. sep. din. rm., scr. pch..
l 70 baths. full bsmt., gar; conven-
ientiy located, excel. residential area
KI. S-6436. "a
BETHESDA-Open / till 6. Immacu-
late .3-bedroom. brick Colonial with
i u baths, large dining room, rec
reation room above ground level,
shaded yard, beautifully Handicapped.
Dir: Out Old Georgetown rd. to
Green Tree rd., left to 6210
KORZENDORFER, OIL. 4-Sll1, till